Sentence examples for cause imbalances from inspiring English sources
Although designed to render energy trading standardised and efficient, this system raises serious questions as to whether existing regulatory and antitrust provisions are sufficient to address market abuses that cause imbalances in demand and supply.
According to Roger Kemp, a professorial fellow in engineering from Lancaster University, the battery will also need a switch to be installed in a home's fuse box to stop power feeding into the grid during a blackout – which can harm electricity company workers and cause imbalances in the grid.
The disadvantage is that it will cause imbalances in the categories, which greatly affect classification accuracy.
As it was discussed in a previous chapter heavy metal exposure can cause imbalances in the cellular redox homeostasis either by being itself redox-active or by replacing other metal ions (sometimes even redox-active ions) in biomolecules.
Dehydration does certainly cause imbalances in the body, particularly of fluids and salt, says Goldfarb, but dehydration affects the whole body, not one localized muscle.
Cortisol will also raise blood pressure, lower immune functioning, cause imbalances in blood sugar, and increase abdominal fat, which can lead to greater risk of heart attack and stroke.
He's also examining how pressure is distributed inside their shoes, and how heavy protective gear can cause imbalance or inefficient movement.
Inappropriate scaling may cause imbalanced penalty on linear coefficients.
ACPN has the potential to cause imbalance in this medium by elevating [Ca2+]c.
It should also be noted that the heat transfer between the system and ocean can also cause imbalance in the efficiency of the machine.
Considering ADCAPTEEN will cause imbalanced energy consumption due to one path completing multiple data transmission between MCH and sink node in each round.
