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5 Dec 2023: models reported from comparison exercises of the Energy Modelling Forum (Kainuma et al. ... and] be a useful first step to stricter mandate requirements.” Watson et al.

6 Dec 2023: Source: Ault et al., 2008, Forward by Stuart Cook. 14. Figure 4: Two LENS scenarios for 2050. ... However there remains substantial inertia in existing electricity and heat systems, high new technology costs and a lack of government commitment to funding

8 Dec 2023: Barriers to expanding access to electricity are financial and economic; capacity and technical; and policy and institutional (Sovacool, 2012; Watson et al., 2012; Nepal and Jamasb, 2012). ... efficiency when they use a BCC (Banker et al., 1984)

5 Dec 2023: 10,500 Yuan (US $1,270), which represents less than 0.1% of the average output value of a Chinese State-owned firm (Watson et al, 2000).

11 Dec 2023: 2016, Element Energy and E4Tech 2018, Strbac et al. 2018, Zhang et al. ... of heating (Chaudry et al. 2015; Eyre and Baruah 2015; Watson et al.

22 Feb 2024: about future aspirations (see Boland et al. 2021). Such conversations and meetings are. ... awareness about the modular housing project. Boland et al.’s (2021) ethnographic study.

14 Aug 2023: In orderto reduce issues with the stability of large constructs in bacteria(Moore et al., 2016; Watson et al., 2016), two nucleotides ofthe pGreenII ColEI-derived origin of replication were ... Protoplastswere isolated and polyethylene glycol (PEG)

1 Mar 2024: Queen Mary University of London. We are very grateful to Sangeetha Watson and Nadya. ... As. Sangeetha Watson from AVPN notes, ‘new wealth’ philanthropists tend not to “want to do it the.

14 Aug 2023: Eugene Nesterdemonstrated that the virulent strain contained a megaplasmidthat was not present in the avirulent, heat treated C58 strain (VanLarabeke et al., 1975; Watson et al., 1975). ... Insertions between each of these regions had no effecton

14 Aug 2023: mucosospermus(Fursa) Fursa and the dessert watermelon retains the name C.lanatus (Renner et al., 2014). ... The sikyon, snake melon (Janick et al., 2007),was not quite as diuretic as the kolokyntus.