Academic literature on the topic 'Dostatečnost'

This diploma thesis deals with students´ movement activities of Faculty of Health and Social Studies at University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice. Theoretical part of this thesis is focused on a description of these activities and their influence on individual body systems, their negative influences and at least of a motivation to them. The aim of this work was to find out the students´ movement habits (the students of Faculty of Health and Social Studies at University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice) and compare these students´ movement activities between the Faculty of Health and Social Studies and the Faculty of Agriculture. There were given three hypothesis and for their statistical proofing was chosen an evaluation with chi-square test. The way of collecting dates was a questionnaire research. The respondents for my research were chosen accidentally, then was made an analysis of 300 questionnaires.

This thesis deals with alimentary diseases in selected countries of Southeast Asia. The theoretical part of the thesis describes food safety and nutritional sufficiency, which is often related to individual alimentary diseases. They are divided according to the originators of the disease to viral, bacterial and parasitic. The ways of the most common transmission of the disease agent, their progression, prevalence and incidence in the three selected countries of Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand and Myanmar) are described for the following diseases: rotavirus infections and hepatitis, cholera and typhoid, schistosomiasis and taeniasis. Important risk factors that significantly affect the occurrence of these foodborne diseases are defined in the thesis. The most serious foodborne diseases in Southeast Asia are typhoid fever, norovirus infections and hepatitis A. The most effective preventive measures are vaccination programs, improved personal and communal hygiene and access to safe water.

The thesis will focus on outlooks of the Czech energy system, especially with respect to supply-demand balance and generation adequacy. The current situation in the electricity market will be used as a starting point for projections of future scenarios. The scenarios will look at possible issues and challenges as well as further developments that the Czech energy system will be facing in the near future. These problems and challenges can be defined as the mid-term and long-term ability to balance supply and demand for electricity in the Czech Republic. The increase in production of electricity from renewable resources and the subsequent loss of flexibility of power sources go hand in hand with adverse economic conditions, together worsening the overall risk in the electricity system. At the same time we must take into account changes in EU energy policy and its effect on member countries, such as the planned shutdown of nuclear power plants in Germany, increased taxation of carbon dioxide production, supported production of electricity from renewable resources, and integration of energy markets. We must consider the harmonization of methods that are used to evaluate the adequacy and security of a production portfolio, known as a generation adequacy, while meeting the requirements of the given system and...