Sentence examples for anatomical strain from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there is some evidence that shorter (uncemented) stems provide more anatomical strain in the proximal femur (Arno et al. 2012).
[27] Further studies are required to assess the anatomical distribution, strain properties and level of infectivity in peripheral tissues in secondary vCJD infection.
As seen in Figure 4, the use of ultrasound can enable the coupling of anatomical and strain information of the heart [ 62].
The NeuroMorpho.Org ontology is built upon a set of hierarchies corresponding to the main metadata dimensions: animal species strains, anatomical region, neuron type, and other properties (Fig. 3).
The newly-designed anatomical strap exerted 4-times lower SCA strains and 50% lower skin stresses compared to the standard strap.
Elastic moduli of interstitial lamellae were 11% greater than those of osteonal or outer circumferential lamellae, irrespective of strain or anatomical location (p<0.001).
Estimated R1, k2 and BPND values did not show significant changes between the rat strains independently of the reference region chosen, suggesting that the inter-strain differences are likely due to anatomical and/or radiotracer metabolism variations between strains.
The osteogenic effects of exercise should be specific to the anatomical sites where the mechanical strain occurs [ 52].
To gain a "brain-wide" perspective on the tau pathology effect on neuronal networks, we processed entire brains of rTg4510 mice crossed with Arc reporter strain to identify anatomical regions with detectable Arc expression following the exposure of the mice to the structured visual stimulation.
As essentially all individuals proved to be multiply infected, we also examined the potential for compartmentalization, i.e. physical separation of the different endosymbiont strains, among different anatomical parts of a host individual.
We surveyed community-associated MRSA isolates to determine which strains were present within anatomical sites of interest.
