The 2015 EU Energy Union Package proposes integrating renewables into the market, just as the UK has moved away from Premium Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) for renewable electricity supply (RES-E) to something closer to the standard FiT, which, when auctioned, demonstrated a 3% real fall in the weighted average cost of capital (WACC).
Through this job he obtained a massive trove of documents which, when made public, demonstrated to the world U.S. government electronic surveillance and espionage on a scale even its worst critics had not fully described.
Central line (CL) bundle is evidence-based practices which when implemented has demonstrated striking reduction in the rate of both central line related infections.
And when demonstrated authentically and sincerely, kindness becomes contagious.
Some algebra concepts are best when demonstrated.
Before the second world war, German science had demonstrated facts which, when war erupted, became crucial: a fissionable component of natural uranium which could produce a nuclear chain reaction; the existence of a possibly fissionable element 93 or 94, and a substantial lead in a new, difficult, but potentially important aspect of civil and weapons research.
Testing by reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR) with flavivirus consensus primers generated DNA fragments, which when subjected to nucleic acid sequencing, demonstrated ≈90% nucleotide identity with ZIKV.
Protection was first demonstrated with CsA which, when added prior to global ischaemia, was shown to improve haemodynamic function and ATP levels on reperfusion and to decrease necrotic damage as reflected in intracellular enzyme release [86].
'Family time-out' allows the participants to confirm their agreement with treatment recommendations or demonstrate decisional conflict, which when observed by the physician provides an opportunity for intervention, clarification and further discussion as necessary.
But Pernetti's attempts to explain himself demonstrated the degree to which, when push comes to shove, the athletes are often an afterthought.
