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Assessing the Potentials for Nonfood Crops
2017Given the ambitious EU targets to further decarbonize the economy, it can be expected that demand for lignocellulosic biomass will continue to grow. Provisioning of part of this biomass by dedicated biomass crops becomes an option. This chapter presents yields and cost levels that can be reached in Europe with different perennial crops in different ...
Ramirez Almeyda, Jacqueline +7 more
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Assessing the potential of change in institutions
Psychiatric Quarterly, 1977The present article discusses the importance of evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of key institutional personnel prior to attempting program innovations. The importance of such individuals in "making" or "breaking" effective programs is emphasized, and various key hospital staff members are described. A simple evaluation process is discussed with
R N, Glenn, D L, Richards
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Assessing Potentials for Agricultural Residues
2017Agricultural residues can be derived from both primary harvesting and pruning activities on field as well as by-products/residues from processing crops in the respective agricultural industries. In this chapter, they are defined as primary and secondary agricultural residues, respectively.The aim of the chapter is to present the key challenges, the ...
Panoutsou, C. +4 more
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Assessment of thrombogenic potential of liposomes
Toxicology, 1989The effects of liposomes with positive, neutral and negative surface charges on platelets and the plasmatic coagulation system were investigated in several in vitro and in vivo models. Negatively charged liposomes stimulated the plasmatic contact activating system as demonstrated by significant acceleration of whole blood clotting time measured in ...
Zbinden G +2 more
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Assessing employee potentials for abuse
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1983Attempted to develop a battery of questionnaires and demographic data capable of early identification of institutional caretakers with potential for abuse of a client. After an extensive literature review on institutional client abuse, it was determined that the Child Abuse Potential Inventory, Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire and a General ...
M D, Haddock, W M, McQueen
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The psychological assessment of learning potential
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 2001Background. The paper considers the construct of learning potential (or dynamic assessment) and its use in the psychoeducational assessment of children with learning difficulties. Aims. The principal research aim was to examine the extent to which learning potential (dynamic) assessment can predict which children with severe learning difficulties will ...
Lauchlan, Fraser, Elliot, J.
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The Assessment and Therapeutic Potential of Offenders
Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1964The history, purpose, and mode of operation of the Massachusetts Court Clinics program is outlined. Also, discussed in some detail, are the methods of assessment of the offender used in this particular setting and factors which influence the prognosis as to the therapeutic potential of the individual involved.
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Oleaginous Microorganisms: An Assessment of the Potential
1997Publisher Summary The chapter discusses the potential of oleaginous microorganisms in producing microbial lipids with an emphasis on functionally superior products such as specialty fats and oils, and important metabolites that have not yet been extensively studied.
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Evoked potential assessment of cortical adaptation
Applied Optics, 1987The visual evoked response (VEP) is notoriously variable, in part due to adaptation. However, it has not been possible to express adaptation of VEP amplitude in terms of visual thresholds. We have employed a technique which makes it possible to rapidly measure contrast threshold elevations using evoked potential responses.
W, Seiple +3 more
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Assessment of the cancer potential of methanol
Critical Reviews in Toxicology, 2009There are no published cancer studies of methanol-exposed cohorts. Genotoxicity studies do not suggest carcinogenic activity from methanol exposure. Oncogenicity studies of methanol were conducted by inhalation for approximately 20 hrs/day at up to 1000 ppm in F344 rats and B6C3F1 mice (NEDO), and by incorporation into drinking water at up to 20,000 ...
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