Sentence examples for a high adjustment of from inspiring English sources

The difference in electricity demand between peak and off-peak time periods has increased annually in Japan.1 A decreased load factor implies a high adjustment of electricity supply.

In particular, a high adjustment cost of adult workers amplifies the cyclical variation of labor demand for young workers, while it mitigates the fluctuation of such demand for adult workers.

This implies that a higher adjustment cost of an existing workforce induces the employment adjustment of new entrants into the labor market.

The rapid progress in technology means that employers need people with a high degree of "adjustment ability".

The adjustment appears to be slow on the Tunisian market because of high adjustment costs.

That is, the higher adjustment cost of existing workers makes firms adjust labor input by reducing new hires from the labor market.

Ambulatory cases treated in the private sector had the highest adjustment factor of 110.2 and the lowest reporting rate of 1% followed by ambulatory cases treated in the public sector (an adjustment factor of 35.0 and a reporting rate of 3%).

In the following empirical sections, we test whether the higher adjustment costs of adult workers as compared with young workers results in a higher volatility of youths' employment relative to that of adults.

The ANOVA results indicate that children scoring in the low EL category experienced a higher level of adjustment related difficulties than those scoring in the high EL category, across time and intervention groups.

The resulting p values were adjusted by the Benjamini Hochberg multi-test adjustment method for a high number of comparisons.

As the transition to a decentralised production structure with a high share of vRES progresses, adjustments in market framework conditions become necessary to ensure a timely balancing of supply and demand and unlock flexibility potentials among all market participants.