Other strategies (e.g., chlorination) are less expensive, but may be less effective, as they require more frequent replenishment of supplies.
"Recognizing these new conditions, the executive order directs permanent changes to use water more wisely and efficiently, and prepare for more frequent, persistent periods of limited supply".
This may reflect, on the one hand, the general restoration of oxygen-transport capacity by Hb induction and, on the other hand, tissue-specific variations in cellular oxygen supply with more frequent episodes of tissue hypoxia, especially in the body core region.
The group, the National Research Council, says in a study commissioned by the C.I.A. and other intelligence agencies that clusters of apparently unrelated events exacerbated by a warming climate will create more frequent but unpredictable crises in water supplies, food markets, energy supply chains and public health systems.
The aridity index was included because in wet regions with relatively high P and low PET, wetlands are less relevant since alternative and temporary water supplies are more frequent.
A proactive approach to the planning and management of the medical workforce, involving continued monitoring, would facilitate more frequent and less dramatic adjustments to supply.
This will lead to more frequent and more transparent reporting on our supply chain, which we welcome.
Lower prices led to more customers and more frequent usage, which led to a larger supply of cars and busier drivers, which enabled Uber to further cut prices and put more pressure on competitors.
Extreme weather events are more frequent and impact the world's food supply with global repercussions on food prices, people's livelihoods, disrupting national economies, and in some cases leading to severe impacts on the stability of our societies.
The governor issued an executive order declaring that the state must "move beyond temporary emergency drought measures and adopt permanent changes to use water more wisely and prepare for more frequent and persistent periods of limited water supply".
