Sentence examples for supply analyses from inspiring English sources

Consequently, watershed services supply analyses often require cost-benefit analyses of agricultural production systems.

The Energy Systems module represents the energy forms and energy systems to perform energy demand and supply analyses.

The credible longer-term energy demand and supply analyses foresee a growing role for nuclear power for sustainable development.

I generated an ensemble of six sets of input data to represent the range of possible future harvests by first compiling the maximum sustainable harvest modelled in timber supply analyses [71].

Forest cover maps are used for multiple purposes including timber and habitat supply analyses, and carbon inventories, at a regional or management unit level, and for parks planning, operational planning, and selection of stands for many purposes at a local level.

A simple exponential decline function is often used for modeling production decline in many academic and government energy supply analyses (EIA 2014; Cook and Wagener 2014; Weijermars 2013, 2014) with the following form: Q_{n} = Q_{1} (1 - r)^{n - 1}, (4 where Q 1 is the production in year 1 and decline factor r. The production in year n is given by Q n.

Also, given the potential endogeneity between income and labor market attachment (in the sense that labor market affiliation is a potential outcome of income), it is recommendable to either substitute or supply with analyses using education rather than income as measure of SES status.

To address this problem, there is a significant need for industrial engineering and supply chain analyses to be integrated into early systems engineering activities to ensure that systems are optimally designed to meet both internal "producer" and external "user" stakeholder requirements.

In supply-demand analyses of such cycles the relevant variable that links the supply and demand reaction blocks is not a single concentration but rather a concentration ratio such as ATP/ADP or NADH/NAD +.

This is perhaps unsurprising when considering that extreme weather events disrupted 30% of the supply chains analysed as part of the new report in the past year alone.

It is a representation of the main steps of the supply chain analysed on a gradient from local to global.