Sentence examples for risk of load from inspiring English sources
Only 2 SNPs (rs116806486, Thr→Ala; rs6691117, Ile→Val) were significantly associated with an increased risk of LOAD.
Aemo has previously identified the risk of load shedding – blackouts to protect the network as a whole – in Victoria and South Australia over the looming summer under certain operating conditions.
Haplotype analysis confirmed that the "GA" haplotype derived from single-nucleotide polymorphisms in rs67327804 and rs1060743 showed a 1.4-fold increased risk of LOAD.
Moreover, our approach can reveal the relationship between the overall system cost and the risk of load curtailment with the presence of wind power uncertainties.
The risk of load imbalance described above traces its roots to the static nature of the roles of compute and analysis processes which we have assumed for this example, and which has traditionally been characteristic of large-scale simulations.
In this way, our probabilistic approach can provide comprehensive information for network planners regarding the balance between minimizing investment costs and minimizing the risk of load curtailment in the face of uncertainties.
His coach, Malcolm Brown, and I discussed the most effective way of getting him running again: to gradually increase the load whilst reducing the risk of loading up his Achilles.
None of which eliminated the concern that the Dodgers could be at risk of loading the front office with the analytic-driven to the point of making the more traditional baseball mind an endangered species.
The output risk indicators of device level separately are failure rate and availability of a device, risks of load isolation & power-supply isolation, and the margin of interface transmission.
With the significant contribution of WTGs to enhance the system inertia, ROCOF and frequency nadir can be improved and this reduces the risks of load shedding triggered by UFLS (under frequency load shedding) and generation protection relays [43], thereby reinforcing system reliability and stability during large loss-of-supply events [44, 45].
The cost terms of the objective function include risk cost of load not supplied of the customers, cost of energy loss of the system, investment costs for purchasing the DGs and capacitor banks, and maintenance costs of the installed DGs and capacitor banks.
