Sentence examples for low demand condition from inspiring English sources

In general, most of SIF implementation in process industry works in low demand condition.

It also shows that there appears to be an outlier in the low demand condition, suggesting possible heterogeneity.

The left panel of Figure 2 shows raw non-standardized performance by younger and older adults in Kidder et al. study and highlight that severe ceiling effects in the low demand condition are solely responsible for d = 0.

To illustrate, Henry et al. [14] reported an effect size d = 0 for the low demand condition of Kidder et al. [18] but both young and older adults obtained accuracy scores of 0.98 in this condition, suggesting that the test was too easy (see circles in the top right corner of Figure 1d).

26 This is a test to assess ability independently to formulate and implement a plan (high demand condition) and to follow a preformulated plan (low demand condition).

Figure 1a shows a box plot of individual study effect sizes obtained from Henry et al. [14]; the figure reveals, consistent with Henry et al.'s conclusions, that low demand conditions are associated with smaller effect sizes than high demand conditions.

However, at low heat demand conditions, an unstable oscillatory behavior is usually observed and well known for these devices.

This research uses keystroke and linguistic markers of typed text to construct individualized models of cognitive demand response to discriminate high and low cognitive demand conditions, the results of which can have implications for design of cognitive demand monitoring systems for personalized health management.

The fund said that the recession in the euro area had proved deeper than expected in recent months because of the persistent combination of tight credit conditions, low demand and government budget cutting.

Figure 1b and 1c show forest plots of individual effect sizes for low versus high demand conditions; they are more informative and transparent as they reveal individual effect sizes for each age contrast with the size of the effect size marker related to the size of the study.

Looking at the same data in another way, Figure 1d shows a plot of actual primary data with the x-axis showing performance of older adults (mean success proportion) and the y-axis showing performance of younger adults (mean success proportion) with low versus high demand conditions indicated by circles and squares, respectively, and the size of the markers indicating the sample size of the study.