Sentence examples for frequent shocks from inspiring English sources

Significant discomfort has been created by distributed and remote energy generation and the non continuous production by non-programmable sources such as wind and Sun, that exposes the energy grid to frequent shocks breaking the energy demand/response.

The sample paths of Figure 5 well characterize the behavior of (N_{t}) that it is monotonically decreasing due to frequent small shocks by harvesting for sale and large and rare shocks for harvesting for ecological education, which is in accordance with the actual situation of HRFC.

At higher frequencies, a bet hedging strategy is not advantageous, because too many cells are lost through the frequent heat shocks.

Patients with ESBL-PE pneumonia had a higher SOFA score (p = 0.037) and more frequent septic shock at pneumonia onset (p = 0.047).

ESBL-PE ICUAP had higher SOFA score, a trend to more frequent septic shock at ICU-AP onset and worse outcome [57%% died in ICU vs 41%% (p = 0.09)].

These are frequent headlines shocking the nation and instilling fear in parents with little girls.

In a previous study, we found that polymicrobial cultures or anaerobes in the peritoneal fluid are associated with more frequent septic shock [ 12].

Patients with lower respiratory tract samples were more severe, assessed by higher PSI risk classes, more frequent septic shock, ARDS criteria and the need for mechanical ventilation.

Although kidney transplant recipients are susceptible to opportunistic infections due to immunosuppressive therapy, bacteria remain a frequent septic shock etiologic agent in these patients.

It is in an earthquake zone that is liable to frequent and severe shocks.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, annual weather patterns cause frequent and regular shocks which make the population more vulnerable to food insecurity.