Sentence examples for likelihood of deployment from inspiring English sources
Now the likelihood of deployment of even the modest force for Congo -- 500 monitors protected by 5,000 soldiers -- looks more distant, despite a formal agreement last week from the Congo leader, Laurent Kabila.
We find that SRM research increases the likelihood of deployment ("slippery slope"), and derive conditions that it decreases abatement effort in expectation ("moral hazard").
The techno-economic assessment, optimization, and sizing of grid independent renewable energy systems affects not only the likelihood of deployment but also their reliability to supply potable water and electricity where needed.
For large projects, because of the then increasing likelihood of a failure, deployment of the same packages or containers shall be performed in an environment that detects and reacts to such outages [34].
We note that in practical deployment scenarios the likelihood of flower-like configurations is higher for small values of.
There has been much research into comorbidities and decreased mental and physical health associated with symptoms of PTSD. 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 While we know that combat deployments significantly increase the likelihood of symptoms of PTSD, 18 19 38 43 44 little is known about baseline factors, screening factors before deployment, or modifiable factors associated with new onset PTSD.
And studies have shown that recurrent deployments heighten the likelihood of combat trauma, which, in turn, increases the risk of domestic violence.
Symptoms of the disorder range from minor insomnia to debilitating flashbacks, and studies of veterans suggest that the likelihood of developing P.T.S.D. increases with each combat deployment.
An independent panel led by a retired Air Force general, Larry D. Welch, determined earlier this year that because of the program's enormous technical complexity and the likelihood of technical glitches and other delays, a deployment date of 2006 or 2007 was more likely.
It is actually the deployment and the speed of deployment that makes a difference," he said.
