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Additional Analysis. Data developed under this agreement may be used by The Partner for additional academic and non-commercial research purposes (i.e., analysis) so long as its publication maintains the confidentiality required by the terms of this agreement and that a citation according to academic standards is included.
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Additional Analysis. In recognition of the fact that under this 2011 Stipulation Ameren Missouri’s participation in the Midwest ISO beyond the period specified in paragraph 9 above would require further authority from the MoPSC, and assuming that Ameren Missouri has not earlier requested withdrawal or that withdrawal has not otherwise occurred due to the application of subparagraphs a or f of this paragraph, Ameren Missouri agrees, by September 30, 2014, to contact and consult with the Stakeholders to review with the Stakeholders the additional analysis (the “Tentative Analysis”) Ameren Missouri believes is appropriate and necessary respecting Ameren Missouri’s post-May 31, 2016 RTO participation or its operation as an ICT. Such a study, at a minimum, will examine continued Midwest ISO participation versus participation in SPP and continued Midwest ISO participation versus operation as an ICT. Moreover, such a study will examine a period post-May 31, 2016 of not less than five years or more than 10 years. After taking into consideration in good faith the comments and input from the Stakeholders respecting the Tentative Analysis, Ameren Missouri will, by December 1, 2014, advise the Stakeholders of the specific parameters (but including the minimum requirements provided for above) of the analysis Ameren Missouri intends to conduct (the “Actual Analysis”) and, by November 15, 2015, shall file a pleading, along with the results of the Actual Analysis, regarding the matter of Ameren Missouri’s continued RTO participation or its possible operation as an ICT beyond May 31, 2016. Ameren Missouri’s November 15, 2015 filing will also address, among other things, whether the Service Agreement or similar mechanism for the provision of transmission service to Missouri Bundled Retail Load should continue to remain in effect between Ameren Missouri and any RTO in which Ameren Missouri may participate beyond May 31, 2016. Without limiting the Stakeholders’ ability to comment and provide input on the Tentative Analysis, the following shall also apply to the Actual Analysis to be submitted in connection with Ameren Missouri’s November 15, 2015 filing: (a) Ameren Missouri shall work with the Staff, Public Counsel, and MIEC and give them substantive input regarding the development of the specific methodology, inputs, outputs and other features to be included in the Actual Analysis, provided, however, Ameren Missouri shall advise and update the Midwest ISO and SPP regarding the same; (b) to maint...
Additional Analysis. There are several other drugs linked to falls that may have similar patterns. Additional model variations are possible with this dataset beyond the Logit Model. Moreover, sensitivity analysis can be conducted with drugs other than Fentanyl and Midazolam. Alshammari, S. A., Alhassan, A. M., Aldawsari, M. A., Bazuhair, F. O., Xxxxxxxx, X. X., Aldakhil, A. A., & Abdulfattah, F. W. (2018). Falls among elderly and its relation with their health problems and surrounding environmental factors in Riyadh. Journal of Family & Community Medicine, 25(1), 29–34. xxxxx://xxx.xxx/10.4103/jfcm.JFCM_48_17

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