Sentence examples for adequacy contribution from inspiring English sources

It was found that these load-shifting devices can provide an adequacy contribution to the power system and thus have a capacity value.

If all built, planned renewables capacity will help resource adequacy, especially if peak contribution improves.

This means that its contribution towards resource adequacy can be significantly less than the contribution from traditional resources.

The adequacy of the models and a significant contribution of parameters were determined by analysis of variance (ANOVA).

This contribution is called the marginal adequacy degree (MAD).

The capacity value represents the contribution of a resource to generation adequacy and an understanding of this contribution is important to compare how different power system resources can assist power system operators and planners.

Furthermore, our data indicate that food choices at breakfast per se make important contributions to overall nutrient intake and adequacy, as most differences in daily intakes between those consuming RTEC v. other types of breakfasts were due to the intake at the breakfast meal (rather than during the rest of the day).

We anticipated that five health post cases selected to represent different regions of Alta Verapaz and different levels of performance would be sufficient to gain insight into the adequacy of the program theory for understanding supervision's contribution to AN's motivation and ability to perform in this setting.

The authors state that adjustments were made for these two confounding factors, but since not much detail was provided regarding the adjustments made, the adequacy of the removal of these factors as causative contributions cannot be independently verified.

However, the relative contribution of genetic factors to maintaining 25(OH D adequacy is unclear, and published studies elucidating genes involved are scarce.

In this way, the 0.5 Å exposure criterion serves primarily as a filter for estimating the adequacy of statistical sampling rather than an arbitrary cutoff for contributions to the predictions of electrostatic potential.