Sentence examples for detriment effect from inspiring English sources

Uncoordinated design of these devices with power system stabilizers (PSSs), however, may have a detriment effect on the system performance.

Thus, large populations or large neighborhood size has a detriment effect in widening the sampling space, which implies increasing the computational budget, and thus the required number of function evaluations to achieve convergence.

The major findings achieved reflect the relevance of intensity and activity effects in detriment of the structural effect.

The tissue weighting factor is defined to reflect the relative contribution of the organ and tissue to the detriment for stochastic effects.

My own doctor says call back in a month".' With employers constantly changing health plans, long-term relationships between doctors and patients have dwindled, to the detriment of the placebo effect.

This makes the activity relevant because it is first after release and transfer to a susceptible target that a PAH may cause detriment of health or effects on the environment.

As gonad shielding is applied to limit hereditary effects, the detriment adjusted risk for heritable disease was estimated (the 'detriment adjusted risk' takes the various potential, negative consequences of the exposure into account, weighting for the seriousness of the corresponding harms; for the official definition see ICRP 103 [32]).

The field of oncology is undergoing serious upheaval now that reductions in Medicare reimbursement rates are in full effect, to the detriment of patient access to care.

We therefore do not anticipate a gender-specific effect to the detriment of young men (hypothesis 2a).

Quantification of the biologically relevant dose is required to establish cause and effect between radiation detriment or burden and important biological outcomes.

But as is normal early in the recession, plummeting profits will more than offset those salutary effects to the detriment of stocks.