Sentence examples for a different effectiveness of from inspiring English sources

A different improvement of the fatigue strength was found, depending on the peening intensity, and, particularly, a different effectiveness of the treatments for different notch geometries: the more critical notches received the larger beneficial effect by the shot peening treatment in terms of reduction of the notch fatigue sensitivity and increment of the notch fatigue strength.

In fact, heterogeneity among radiographic involvement within the intervention and control groups could be associated with a variety of levels of symptoms and therefore, different effectiveness of the proposed intervention.

Thus the observed in our samples different effectiveness of dipolar enhancement comes from differences in dipolar coupling, which depends on a specific distance and orientational distribution of interacting spin pairs.

Participants were blinded because they had not been informed of the different effectiveness of the two training regimens, which prevented expectations of the training effects.

This result suggests the presence of different effectiveness of native and inoculated Bradyrhizobium with the cultivar Werer-962 and Bati-Sedi.

The causes for the resurgence are multiple, such as increased awareness of the disease, use of better microbiological diagnosis and different effectiveness of the vaccines used, waning vaccine-induced immunity and pathogen adaptation.

Moreover, for a sequential-attack there are paths of attack with different effectivenesses, because of their relation with the ordering of rejuvenations.

Both types of induced resistance protect the plants against a broad spectrum of pathogens although with a different spectrum of effectiveness [ 56].

It should be noted that the reduction of symptomatic infected individuals is based only on the incubation period, measuring a different concept of effectiveness from other two.

In addition, the evidence suggests that large firms' advantages for the generation of product innovations are related to a different use and effectiveness of technological management mechanisms.

Here we show how diverse choices can lead to different model outputs and thus to a different evaluation of the effectiveness of the containment/mitigation strategies.