Sentence examples for it induces additional from inspiring English sources
It induces additional regulations in grid power balancing because of lacking abilities of responding to grid issues such as reducing grid peak consumption or avoiding undesired injections.
Simulations show that adopting compensation is suited for the MMR context although it induces additional complexity.
Although CPPM has many advantages, it induces additional delay into the chaotic map that not only causes the chaotic map to diverge easily, but also leads to error propagation.
Consequently, it is crystal clear that AV technology will soon have a positive effect on traffic congestion abatement unless it induces additional demand that in turn might add further burden to an already congested network.
However, copper stress in Brassica seems to produce significant increases in both sulfate uptake and tissue sulfate content without substantially altering plant sulfur demand [ 52], differently from Cd exposure which produces increases in sulfate uptake closely related to the strength of the additional sink for thiols it induces (Additional file 11).
It induced additional studies, which showed that the formation of hmFCCs is not a consequence of artificial ripening of this climacteric fruit by treatment with ethylene gas.
It is possible that TPA induces additional changes in CYLD itself or in unidentified inhibitory proteins, which are necessary for the function of CYLD.
…by the forces of lift, thrust, weight, and drag, its mode of flight induces additional effects.
Furthermore, therapy with ACE inhibitor, Ram, reverses some changes but also induces additional alteration, presumably related to its pharmacological effects (Figure 2).
The agent benefits the principal when he induces additional effort in the outside party's information generation because he is more adversarial toward that party than she is.
Private information coupled with strategic behavior induces additional distortionary market power above full information levels and welfare losses which can be counteracted by subsidies.
