For example, small-scale utilization projects were established and a cookbook using Prosopis flour was created and supplied to communities to promote its use (Choge et al. 2006; Pasiecznik et al. 2006 a ).
When presented with outlooks of different dimensions, the smaller utilization matrices are padded with zeros to equalize the dimensions overall.
These disadvantages are for example, small utilization of the DC link voltage, the dependency of the modulation factor of the load current and the superposition of a DC component with the output AC voltage.
HSAs of acute care hospitals were therefore the units of observation of our study and allowed an analysis of the data at a small, utilization based, geographic scale.
Even with a moderate probability of change in CD4 count (mean 5% change in CD4 category) for a small number patients (low utilization office-based deployment scenario), the computer-delivered intervention was cost-effective as judged by the conventional benchmark of $50,000 per QALY (cost per QALY = $32,829; Table 6).
However, low utilization of CBAs suggests that their contribution to these increases was relatively small.
The results show that even for smallest transients, utilization of optimization can substantially reduce the negative effects of transients.
By employing the concept of modular biogas plants, this analysis evaluates the economics of small-scale biogas utilization systems.
The main advantages of the architecture are higher operating frequency, lower power consumption and smaller area utilization in particular cases.
Because Glycine species consist of high chromosome numbers (38, 40, 78, or 80; Hymowitz et al. 1998), as well, these chromosomes are compact and small, the utilization of repetitive sequences as probe for FISH analysis may help on the cytogenesis and breeding analysis in the post-genomics era.
