Sentence examples for unbalanced control from inspiring English sources
The main objective of this review is to disentangle the relative contribution of habit formation and impairment of goal-directed behavior in this unbalanced control of addictive behaviors.
The theoretical analysis and the feasibility of the proposed unbalanced control scheme are validated by simulation studies on a 1.5-MW wind-turbine driven DFIG system.
In these applications, load imbalance is inevitable and the established unbalanced control strategies for active network applications, which are mainly based on negative-sequence voltage canceling, are no longer feasible.
Thus, although other factors could be involved, the absence of Sema3E/PlexinD1 signalling in CR cells induces an unbalanced control of the actin cytoskeleton and probably binding to the extracellular matrix, leading to increased migration and cell spreading in marginal zone/layer I in vivo (Fig. 7).
They are helpful and enlightening for designing VSG unbalanced control though they are simple without considering additional important targets.
The traditional inverter unbalanced control strategies cannot be mechanically applied to the VSG control under unbalanced voltage.
These studies were characterized by unbalanced controls, small sample size or incomplete description of methods.
SAIGE (Scalable and Accurate Implementation of GEneralized mixed model) is a generalized mixed model association test that can efficiently analyze large data sets while controlling for unbalanced case-control ratios and sample relatedness, as shown by applying SAIGE to the UK Biobank data for > 1,400 binary phenotypes.
This trial design may be biased however because the effect of calendar time is unbalanced between control and intervention periods.
The assumption of a bilateral, but strongly unbalanced, descending control of echolocation calls via the PLA seems to fit the data more closely than does the assumption of a strictly unilateral organization.
When Ms. Brennan's new boyfriend grew more erratic after the murder, Ms. Brennan, who grew up in an alcoholic family and was drawn, she writes, to unbalanced yet controlling men, chalked it up to the recent trauma.
