After an hour and a half of working the room, she left to go record her weekly podcast, this week on the subject of energy efficiency, and to prepare to receive the chancellor of Austria, Werner Faymann.
The label provides a good "visual cue" for broaching the subject of energy efficiency, said the store manager, Gary Lorentson, and can help tip the balance toward a greener selection.
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This work has shown the ignorance of rural dwellers in developing world on the subject of energy efficiency techniques and its importance.
Information on menstrual cycle dependent variation of tumor markers in healthy women is a subject of diagnostic efficiency and has an impact in elucidating the normal function of these markers.
While the subject of indirect defence efficiency appears well documented, subsequent investigations need to apply an integrative approach and revisit the topic considering quantitative variability of cyanogenesis in natural lima bean populations.
Li et al. [23] and Bai et al. [24] showed that ignoring the data dependence within each subject causes a loss of efficiency of statistical inference on the parameters of interest.
If the missing exposure observations are infrequent and the data are almost complete and missing completely at random, approximating an unbalanced data set by a balanced one is subject to limited loss of efficiency.
In arguing that the concerns of cyclists should be balanced with those of motorists, I am merely suggesting that any further bike lanes be subjected to some sort of efficiency test beyond the rule of two wheels good, four wheels bad.
The health service has already been subject to billions of pounds of efficiency savings in recent years, a significant proportion of which came from freezing the pay of doctors, nurses and other front-line staff.
