Trial boundaries are rationalised to four values of seasonal performance providing the opportunity to reassess the UK EST heat pump trial results and identify two boundary conditions directly relevant to the interpretation of the Renewable Energy Sources Directive.
For best effect, ΔGr should be rationalised to the prevailing stoichiometry, to give ΔGr′, as this reduces the Reaction Quotient to the fractional solubility used in the sedimentary-mineral cluster.
and for remote translation: the financial policies underlying publications' production were rationalised to increase the use of external suppliers for editing, translation and printing.
The presence of a methyl 11,13-hexadecadienoate 11,13-hexadecadienoateot showas, exhibiting dialsostic MTAD adducts at m/z 379 (M+), 194 and 350, which can be rationalised to be founddata chainotlongation of the relatively abundant Z9,Z11–14:acyl.
Long-term follow-up needs to be rationalised, and to be consistent across centres.
This may be rationalised due to the Lewis basic nature of the hydroxyl groups, which serve to coordinate the incoming metal fragment, thus directing it to the same face of the diene.
The truth is that there are no answers to these questions and the only way that these pathways (Tab. 1) can be rationalised is to view them as ancestral traits.
Concentrating resources in specialist hospitals is essential if health care is to be rationalised and savings made, according to the King's Fund, an independent research organisation.
We have not lived inside a system where the most inexcusable societal inequality can be rationalised by adherence to "the American dream".
This role is rationalised through reference to the UK City Deals model and is made possible by vertical fiscal imbalance (the tax revenue it raises considerably exceeds its expenditure responsibilities).
