Sentence examples for a reinforcing feedback loop from inspiring English sources
Adjusting the grid tariff sets off a reinforcing feedback loop that increases the attractiveness of solar investments, but also leads to a distribution effect between solar prosumers and conventional consumers.
Hopefully, this would create a reinforcing feedback loop which would encourage Scoble to write and share more about technology and less about his favorite pair of pants.
A reinforcing feedback loop (R1) describes the political influence that more cyclists can have on policy increasing investment in safer bicycling facilities and encouraging bicycling.
This would provide a reinforcing feedback loop in which the ATRX-mediated incorporation of H3.3 and its ensuing methylation of lysine-9 facilitate the recruitment of ATRX to the heterochromatic regions involved.
While Dia localization depends on Rho1, the localization of Rho1 is independent of Dia and the apical actin cables it forms, suggesting a hierarchy rather than a reinforcing feedback loop between the two proteins.
Thus, it may be that people with ASDs socially disconnect because of their drive for sameness, and this then leads to a reinforcing feedback loop that sustains the autistic behaviour.
We therefore propose a model in which YAB proteins maintain leaf polarity by establishing a positively reinforcing feedback loop following the emergence of adaxial/abaxial patterning.
We have provided evidence that the potency of the RasV12 and YAP1 oncogenes depends on this mutually reinforcing feedback loop.
The delays in the CAMHS system are a result of saturation of the care system, with ubiquitous waiting lists as a result (see: stock-and-flow structures, balancing feedback loops, reinforcing feedback loops).
Any complex and dynamic system is composed of different balancing and reinforcing feedback loops, and understanding what these are and how they work is critical to designing and managing environments for intended impact.
One core idea in these discussions is that forms of reductionism are involved in mutually reinforcing feedback loops with other factors, e.g., socioeconomic status or expectations about gender (Keller and Longino 1996, Levins and Lewontin 1985).
