Sentence examples for an increased load on from inspiring English sources
An increased angle corresponds to vertical tilting of the sacrum, which biomechanically produces an increased load on the anterior column and accelerates the degenerative processes of the L5 S1 disc.
A larger BMI suggests an increased load on the lumbar spine [ 34].
Whereas, osteoarthritis seems to impose both of the mentioned features, because soft tissues' tightness leads to an increased load on articular surfaces, which provides to subchondral stress.
MRSA infections may increase over time due to an increased load on a facility of colonized and infected patients from the community or decrease due to implementation of seemingly unrelated infection control protocols in the facility.
Although some extent of cardiac hypertrophy serves to reduce wall stress and compensate for an increased load on the myocardium, the effect of sustained prohypertrophic signaling on cardiomyocytes is detrimental and makes a major contribution to eventual progression to heart failure.
Note that methods based on the availability of CSIT require an increased load on the feedback channel.
With the SFR protocol, we have an increasing load on the physical medium as a consequence of repetitions that saturate the network and lead to collisions.
The UK mobile phone industry has been struggling to adapt to a new world where data from smartphones - rather than voice calls - is putting an increasing load on their networks.
The finite element analysis has shown that even a simple viscoelastic law describing the behaviour of the epoxy resin leads to an increasing load on the neighbouring intact fibres, as a function of time.
With an increased loading of Ru metal chromophores on the polymer assemblies, the probability of exciton migration from the MLCT excited states to trap sites within the close-packed Ru pendants in a polymer backbone becomes more pronounced.
It is concerned about the increasing load on paid clergy and is placing more emphasis on greater involvement and responsibility for lay leaders within parishes and dioceses.
