Sentence examples for a lower force from inspiring English sources

A lower force means it might not have inserted well and the surgeon should try again.

The in-phase-dominated vortex shedding inhibits the effect of Kármán vortex shedding and is subjected to a lower force compared with the anti-phased vortex shedding.

Differential susceptibility to infection by age is accounted by assuming that individuals aged 19+ years are exposed to a lower force of infection with respect to younger individuals (see Methods for details).

Coauthor Bart Biemans compared the anatomy of the mosquitoes' and fruit flies' leg muscles and found that the mosquitoes were missing the quick-kick muscles that present in the fruit flies, presumably "because [mosquitoes] need to produce a lower force at pushoff," Muijres said.

For infections that are transmitted from person-to-person, or for which humans are important reservoirs of the infectious agent, an increase in the level of herd immunity may result in a lower force of infection in the population and thus a lower risk of infection among unvaccinated persons.

Acrylic electro-elastomers are more widely employed due to larger actuation strains but are softer than silicone and have a lower force output [Goulbourne, N.C., Frecker, M., Mockensturm, E.M., Snyder, A.J., 2003. Modeling of a dielectric elastomer diaphragm for a prosthetic blood pump.

A lower forced leave ratio indicates the fewer disturbances to the communication of the secondary users.

As false alarms are not harmful, so it is not a problem if we obtain a higher allocation rate, a lower rejection rate, and a lower forced leave ratio.

OHS exhibited a higher PaCO2, a lower forced vital capacity (FVC) and tended to have a lower PaO2 than eucapnic obese patients.

This group was characterized by fewer limited SSc patients, a lower forced vital capacity, more impaired gas transfer and a lower lung volume (Table  1).

In multivariable models adjusted for age, height, body mass index (BMI), pack-years of smoking, current smoking and race, Alu hypomethylation was associated with lower forced expiratory volume in 1 s (FEV1) (β=28 ml per 1% change in Alu methylation, p=0.017) and showed a trend towards association with a lower forced vital capacity (FVC) (β=27 ml, p=0.06) and lower FEV1/FVC (β=0.3%, p=0.058).