Sentence examples for margin to account from inspiring English sources
To ensure the secure operation of a power market, transmission networks must maintain an appropriate margin to account for various uncertainties.
The ultimate objective is to establish a reasonable margin to account for the difference between known risks and actual risks in attempting to validate compliance with a probabilistic safety threshold or goal.
MBTA usually captures the high watermark execution time and adds to it an engineering margin to account for the unknown.
We use the 95th percentile as a safety margin to account for the error term which is denoted as χ|dB in the PL model.
There is a lack of data regarding the best treatment margin to account for daily set-up uncertainty and organ motion.
The use of 4DCT resulted in the use of individualized margin to account for patient-specific breathing motion, improving the accuracy for tumor targeting during radiotherapy.
Current damage tolerant design philosophies incorporate large margins to account for reduction in structural performance due to impact events, resulting in overweight and inefficient structures.
This study examines tumor movements to design individualized margins to account for these movements and evaluates their dosimetric impacts on planning volume.
In conformal RT planning for the treatment of lung cancer, the use of serial CT scans to evaluate respiratory motion and to generate individualized margins to account for these motions produced only a limited lung sparing advantage.
In this paper, we examine data accumulated over the past 60 years primarily from the space program, and secondarily from nuclear reactor experience, aircraft systems, and human reliability experience to formulate guidelines for estimating probabilistic margins to account for risks that are initially unknown or underappreciated.
Hence, less-than-lifetime exposure values for shorter than lifetime exposure situations have incorporated additional safety margins to account for this experimental observation (Table 1).
