Sentence examples for demands incurred from inspiring English sources

Commodity graphics hardware (GPUs) has shown great promise to combat the high computational demands incurred by iterative reconstruction algorithms.

There may exist a subset of patients in whom the increased metabolic demands incurred by active absorption of nutrients and increased motility result in critical ischaemia and infarction.

Patricia recalls the demands incurred when her husband transitioned to using a wheelchair: " It's all very practical, there's repairing the chair – if he gets a flat tire … those little things – they don't happen everyday, but when they happen you're usually the one who's around".

Therefore, it remains unclear whether a demanding period such as unfavourable environmental conditions or the extra energetic demand incurred to support catch-up growth, results in an elevation of corticosterone levels in young altricial birds.

It has also been known that most of the NADPH demand incurred by penicillin production resides in the cytosol (Evers et al. 2004; Kleijn et al. 2007).

Perioperative goal-directed therapy (GDT) aims to match the increased oxygen demand incurred during major surgery, by flow-based haemodynamic monitoring and therapeutic interventions to achieve a predetermined haemodynamic endpoint.

Meeting the demands of assessment incurred costs internal to and external to the respondent.

To enable and ensure the global growth of computing need, cloud service providing companies are now using warehouse sized datacenters to meet user demand which incurs considerable amount of energy.

The two strategies require essentially the equivalent cognitive processes, but have different working memory demands (the procedural strategy incurs greater demands).

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The Guardian paid only a fraction of the costs it believed Carter-Ruck would have demanded, or would have incurred.