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Table 3 compares the effect of proposed PAPR reduction methods on MF via the resulted MSE.
Other Parties only provide estimated LULUCF emission levels based on the effect of proposed general reduction measures.
To further assess the practical impact of observed differences, we imagined our field trial as a post-disturbance restoration project and used bootstrapping to model the effect of proposed family screening criteria on survival, had they been applied before out-planting.
The purpose of the scrutiny of bills committee is to assess "legislative proposals against a set of accountability standards that focus on the effect of proposed legislation on individual rights, liberties and obligations, and on parliamentary propriety".
Dixons Carphone edged up 2p to 431p after Barclays dismissed concerns about the effect of proposed consolidation the mobile industry would have on the company.
In a particularly glaring omission, the industry report made no effort to factor in the effect of proposed subsidies that would help millions of people to buy their own insurance on those exchanges.
We have applied the same rigor to proposals by Democrats, and worked to ensure that forecasts of the effects of proposed economic policies, from investment in infrastructure, to education and training, to health care reforms, are grounded in economic evidence.
A more ambitious effort, the LINK project, incorporated data gathered from a large number of industrialized, centrally planned, and developing countries to forecast trade and capital movements and to test the effects of proposed changes in political and economic policies.
"Such studies are extremely valuable to urban planners in assessing the effects of proposed urbanization and in understanding the impacts of cities on precipitating storms," he says.
This paper aims to develop tools that can be used by local government agencies in quantifying the effects of proposed sustainable energy projects on their local road networks.
We used a mathematical model of the epidemic to provide projections of future morbidity and mortality, and to produce comparative estimates of the effects of proposed interventions.
