Sentence examples for achieving torque from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present retrospective cohort study was to evaluate the predictability of Nuvola® aligner system in achieving torque movements of anterior teeth.

The null hypothesis was that no difference exists between planned and achieved torque movements.

No statistically significant difference was found for all the anterior teeth between predicted and achieved torque movements.

Any difference between the predicted and achieved torque movements was evaluated using Wilcoxon signed-rank test or paired sample t test.

A paired sample t test or a Wilcoxon signed-rank test was used to evaluate if any statistically significant difference was present between the predicted movements (TS) and the clinically achieved torque (T1).

On the other hand, Lombardo et al. [16] found results comparable to those of the present study with another clear aligner system, showing a mean accuracy of 72.9% and no statistically significant difference between planned and achieved torque for some teeth, but not for all.

This finding is in contrast to the results presented by Simon et al. [27], who found a significant difference between the planned and achieved torque for an upper incisor with Invisalign® for a movement greater than 10°, measuring a movement accuracy of 51.5% using Power Ridges and of 41.9% using only ellipsoid attachments.

The main requirement of this design problem is to: determine the input torque and achieve a Torque Ratio of at least 1.8.

Unlike internal combustion engines, electric motors achieve maximum torque almost instantly.

Saflund shows that he often imitates the torso, in his carved slaves and painted nudes, with the arms drawn back, to achieve the torque of the stomach muscles in the Belvedere fragment.

In this study, EMG signal is also introduced to achieve joint torque estimation.