Sentence examples for a reliable margin from inspiring English sources

It is generally possible that the deck rigidity assumption underestimates the seismic responses of bridge, but the results show that it sufficiently estimates the natural frequencies and internal forces with a reliable margin of error which is favorable and acceptable for designers in the preliminary stages of design.

In order to replace shear reinforcement with steel fibers in PC beams, however, further research would be required on the serviceability and strength of PSFC members considering a reliable margin of safety.

The distinct border between the lesion and normal tissue suggests that EChT in a clinical setting for the treatment of liver tumours can give a reliable destruction margin.

If FUS is to be implemented in clinical breast cancer treatment as an alternative to conventional surgery in the future, a reliable method for tumour margin assessment and detection of residual tumour after FUS ablation must be available.

A reliable estimate of seismic margins is possible only if all uncertainties, epistemic and aleatory, are effectively identified, quantified and integrated in the seismic risk analysis.

In surgical treatment of soft tissue sarcoma, it is as a rule necessary to remove the tumor in a reliable fashion with surgical margins at which recurrence is unlikely.

This is probably a reliable indication that the jaw margin was not square, unlike those of most other diplodocoids2,8,12.

Flattening of the posterior cord margin is a reliable imaging clue for a dorsal extra-medullary compressive lesion.

Although this observation appears of importance, in our series the presence of a positive resection margin emerged as a reliable risk factor for the local recurrence of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.

This balancing mechanism is responsible for maintaining an adequate reserve margin to ensure a reliable electricity supply.

Both primary and secondary winding conductors have large current and temperature margins to ensure a reliable operation of the superconducting transformer.