Sentence examples for adequate generation from inspiring English sources

The main aims of the GEA were to both increase the installed RE energy capacity to ensure adequate generation and to reduce GHG emissions at the same time, to provide a simpler method to procure RE, to create new green industries through investment and job creation, and to provide incentives for investment in renewable technologies.

Britain considers the energy-only EU Target Electricity Model (TEM) wanting in delivering the trilemma of reliability, sustainability and affordability and argues that a capacity auction with long-term contracts for new entrants is the least-cost solution compared to relying on expectations of future prices to deliver adequate generation and demand side response.

Trials in which the trialists reported conducting an a priori power calculation based on the primary outcome were also significantly more likely to report adequate generation compared with trials not reporting this, after adjusting for other variables.

Of the trials reporting adequate generation of the random sequence, 29% (9/31) were led by an African PI compared to 29% (13/45) of the trials reporting inadequate or unclear random generation.

After adjustment for other variables, trials conducted in Africa were significantly more likely to report adequate generation than North American trials (OR = 2.36; 95%CI: 1.20; 4.67; p = 0.01).

When considering only trials with complete information on the date of the start of the trial (N = 141), we found that the location of the trial was the only variable significantly associated with reporting of adequate generation of the random sequence, after adjusting for other variables.

A risk of bias table will be generated with the following entries: adequate sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding, incomplete outcome data addressed, free of selective reporting, and free of other bias.

To facilitate comparison with previous meta-analyses, these four categories were combined to create two main groups: an "adequate sequence generation" group (combining categories 2 and 3) and an "inadequate or unclear sequence generation" group (combining categories 1 and 4).

When analysing trials belonging only to category 2 which included trials that had adequate sequence generation (eg, use of a computer software, random number table and minimisation) versus unclear or not reported sequence generation, no statistically significant difference between the ES of these trials was found (ES=0.10; 95% CI −0.04 to 0.23).

In California, restructuring has set the stage for widespread wholesale market competition and adequate electric generation capacity.

Risk of bias [46]: Sequence, adequate sequence generation; Allocation, allocation concealment; Blinding, blinding outcome assessor; Outcome, incomplete outcome data; Report, selective outcome reporting; Other, other sources of bias.