On the other hand, studies have consistently found that the results of enforcement have been mediocre and often carry unintended consequences: most commonly, routes are shifted to remote areas with particularly difficult environmental conditions.
While the majority of our patients experienced strictly unilateral pain (87.4%% of total, right sided 47.0 % and left-sided 40.4 %) without a side shift, 12.6 % reported at least one type of a side shift, most commonly a side shift between bouts (9.0 %), followed by side shift within bouts (3.0 %) and side shift within attacks (1.7 %).
While washing machines, dishwashers and heating appliances were most commonly used to shift demand, there was also evidence of the shifting of practices which are not commonly associated with demand response such as cleaning and cooking practices.
The most commonly investigated regime shift hypothesis is a step change in mean level using parametric or non parametric methods [25].
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The most commonly cited motives to implement task shifting were to increase ART access, decrease physician workload, and decrease patient wait time, whereas chief concerns included reduced quality of care and poor training and supervision.
Perfluorocarbons (PFCs), which have many fluorine atoms with identical chemical shifts, are most commonly used for F MRI cell tracking applications, and they include perfluoro-15-crown-5-ether, linear perfluoropolyethers and perfluorooctyl bromide (Kadayakkara et al., 2014; Ruiz-Cabello et al., 2011).
16 Among the most commonly studied individual characteristics in relation to shift work tolerance, one finds morningness, flexibility, languidity and hardiness, in addition to age and gender.
The most commonly employed fluorescent proteins in FRET studies are the spectrally shifted variants of green fluorescent protein, CFP (cyan) and YFP (yellow) [23].
Illegal re-entry into the United States was the most commonly filed federal charge last year, marking a dramatic shift in the makeup of the U.S. criminal justice system, which has been dominated by drug crimes in recent decades.
