Therefore, this research was commenced with the objective of assessing different scenarios for 2025 using the Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) model and by implementing different water sufficiency measures.
In comparison, the food self-sufficiency measure for the New England states is estimated at 27% in 1997 (Holm et al. 2000).
On days 15, 53 of 70 children with all 3 iron sufficiency markers measured fulfilled the criteria for iron deficiency.
In terms of sufficiency, consistency measures the degree to which a causal condition (or combination of) is a subset of an outcome.
Japan's food self-sufficiency ratio, measured in calorie terms, is now 40percentt, down from 73percentt 40 years ago.
Hence, factor analysis and reliability estimates contribute to the sufficiency of a measure, but do not guarantee it.
The phase flow rate ratio and cleaned-phase throughput per passage volume emerge as parameters of principal importance, the former measuring sufficiency of solvent phase flow and the later mass transfer effectiveness and, consequently, required device size.
Arch-royalists are telling people that in a sufficiency economy the correct measure of your standard of living is happiness, not income.Superstition is never far away.
To study the relationship between patient health status and EHR data sufficiency, we required a measure of patient health that was not affected by data missing from the EHR.
A result which raises concern is that despite a generally voiced agreement with governmental emergency control measures and bio-security regulations large parts of the respondents expressed doubts with regard to the sufficiency of such control measures and eventual compensation mechanisms.
Having a battery added to an existing solar system can significantly increase "solar self-sufficiency", Cooper says, a measure of how much the customer relies on solar rather than electricity from the grid.
