Sentence examples for rise in load from inspiring English sources

In microgrid modes it is observed that, there is small rise in load current from 110 to 150% during fault condition and simultaneously decrease in voltage below 80% of system voltage.

For many recruits, the nature and volume of the physical load is much higher than they have previously experienced [ 4, 5] and it is widely believed that failure to adapt to the large and rapid rise in load increases the risk of musculoskeletal injury [ 6- 8].

Reversion of costly drug resistance mutations has been associated with a rise in viral load and clinical progression [26], and therefore a precedent exists to potentially explain the rise in viral load associated with the onset of AIDS.

Unexpectedly, infusion was followed by a decline in circulating CD4+ T cells and a rise in viral load.

The median VRC from patients with CD4 counts <100 cells/µl was higher than from patients with CD4 counts ≥500 cells/µl (91.15% versus 85.19%, p = 0.0004), potentially explaining the rise in viral load associated with disease progression.

The increased number of lysosomes in gastrocnemius muscle of tgKO mice was accompanied by a rise in glycogen load to a strikingly high level when compared to the KO (from 5.6±0.9 to 13.7±3.1% wet weight; Figure 6A), suggesting a role of PGC-1α in glycogen metabolism in muscle.

In the acute phase of infection, control of HIV-1 and SIV viremia has been correlated with the appearance of virus specific CD8+ T cells [2] [5] and depletion of CD8+ T cells during the chronic phase of SIV infection was associated with a rise in viral load, implicating the importance of CD8+ T cells in controlling SIV replication [5].

They showed that the magnitude and rate of rise in viral load following CD8+ T cell depletion was too rapid to be explained by increased lifespan of infected cells [2], and that the decay of SIV under antiretroviral treatment in the chronic phase of infection is not altered in the absence of CD8+ T cells [14], [15].

Our estimate of a mean 0.091 log10 copies/ml per year rise in viral load is consistent with previous findings [1,11 13].

When patients are nil by mouth abruptly stopping antiretroviral therapy may cause a sudden fall in CD4+ cell count and a rise in viral load.

This observation in the absence of demonstration of concomitant rise in viral load does not definitively prove that HAART was not efficacious.