Sentence examples for capacity for loss from inspiring English sources
The capacity to bankrupt the entire operation – the capacity for loss – is immense.
The scope was to evaluate the effect of steel fibers on the thermal conductivity coefficient, in order to predict the UHPFRC capacity for heat loss.
One unique feature of the SNP chip is its capacity for detecting loss of heterozygosity (LOH).
As a susceptible population group, pregnant women may be more sensitive to changes in temperature and may be at a greater risk of heat stress, because during pregnancy the increase in fat deposition and associated decrease in the ratio of body surface area to body mass result in less capacity for heat loss to the environment (Wells and Cole 2002).
Fig. 7 Cell edge channel capacity for path-loss exponent with various reuse factors.
Radiation cell kill means loss of capacity for sustained proliferation (loss of cell viability) as a consequence of radiation-induced injury.
This long presymptomatic period in Parkinson's disease suggests that the human motor system has a substantial capacity to compensate for loss of nigrostriatal dopaminergic nerve cells.
If implemented as originally proposed, these closures would have led to reductions in generating capacity for Ontario, the loss of direct OPG jobs and the loss of indirect and induced benefits created by these jobs.
MRI allows the appreciation not only of joint space narrowing (representing cartilage loss) and osteophyte growth, but also of changes within bone (bone marrow lesions) and far greater capacity for assessing cartilage loss in minute detail by, for example, morphometric three-dimensional analysis.
So, Enbridge may have been operating pipelines between Illinois and Ohio/Michigan at their maximum capacity to make up for loss of the 6B pipeline, and essentially performed a "stress test" that its system failed.
Congress finds that it is desirable to encourage the growth of nongovernmental, private market reinsurance capacity for protection against losses arising from acts of terrorism.
