The phrase "a load in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to loading something into a system or context, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I need to complete a load in of the new software updates before the deadline."
Alternatives: "a loading of" or "an upload of".
Bending stress was determined from the formula F∗ L∗ c/4 I where F is the applied load, as described above, and corresponding to a load in the linear elastic range; L is the span of the loaded specimen, c is the cortical radius, and I is the moment of inertia, as determined with micro-CT [ 7].
To speed up the chore, she often pays $1.25 to dry a load in the basement laundry room.
But once in a while, at the height of the season, I push the boat out and cook up a load in a dish such as a clafoutis.
Some years ago, a young tractor-trailer driver, new in his job, picked up a load in Minnesota bound for New York City.
And scholarly achievement and a load in your shorts don't go together, apparently, because unlike traditional day cares, most high-octane preschools require a student be potty-trained.
And in that building, where doing a load in the basement laundry can cost as much $3.50, having one's own might be smart economics.
The biological significance of a higher platelet VEGF-A load in patients with cancer is not clear.
We propose that interleukin-6 indirectly promotes tumour angiogenesis through its up-regulation of the vascular endothelial growth factor-A load in platelets.
We elaborate on an important role of tumour cell produced IL-6 in the enhanced platelet VEGF-A load of cancer patients explaining herewith the previously found correlation between serum IL-6, VEGF-A and the VEGF-A load in platelets.
In a previous study we have shown that serum IL-6 correlates not only with the platelet count (illustrating its thrombopoietic property), with serum VEGF-A (illustrating the importance of IL-6 in the regulation of VEGF-A), but also with the VEGF-A load in platelets (Salgado et al, 1999).
The league also abhors a rule that requires producers to maintain a predetermined number of stagehands for every day of a load-in, the period when a show is being set up in a theater, which can last for weeks.
