Sentence examples for require additional capacity from inspiring English sources
The proposed forecasting methodology extracts the traffic trends from historical measurements and can identify the BS which exhibits higher growth rates and, thus, may require additional capacity in the future.
They also justify the assumption, inherent in our analysis, that meeting the demand for "screening-generated" colonoscopies would require additional capacity over and above existing services.
Many of these NGOs are now heavily reliant upon PEPFAR funding and require additional capacity-building efforts to support long-term organizational viability and continued access to services for key populations.
Introduction of new vaccines requires additional capacity of the supply chain system to handle the higher volume of products.
Government should also have a coherent energy policy and if they require additional generating capacity should help to pay for any additions.
Unmanaged EV charging will add to peak grid load and would require additional generation capacity (Kiviluoma & Meibom 2011; Kintner-Meyer et al. 2007).
Finally, in the Mayor's Office, there was a gradual recognition that the program was too ambitious to be accomplished in a first term: planting a million more trees in the city would take much longer, would require a much greater investment in long-term maintenance than was initially anticipated, and would require additional organizational capacity and funding.
In particular, this might happen if the execution of these rules is costly, e.g. because they require additional cognitive capacities (see [ 36] for a similar example in the context of social learning).
Because GC B cells acquire expression of the highly mutagenic enzyme activation-induced cytidine deaminase (AID), GC B cells may require additional DNA repair capacity.
Nonetheless, alternative modes often require additional equipment and processing capacity, hence an associated capital expenditure.
The current state of the stations' generation capacity will require additional plants to be constructed to meet demand, which in turn requires additional capital, thus reducing overall system returns.
