Sentence examples for areas of breakdown from inspiring English sources

What were the potential areas of breakdown as we start this whole new system of communication?

Sonographically, these lesions can range from being heterogeneously hypoechoic (Fig. 7a), mixed hypoechoic to hyperechoic with anechoic areas of breakdown (Fig. 8a), predominantly hyperechoic to rarely a hypoechoic lesion with a hyperechoic centre (Fig. 9a).

The power per unit area of breakdown could be defined as P ' BD = JV W / cm 2 (2).

The area of breakdown failure in concrete is identified by the source location analysis of these de-noised AE waveforms.

It also gives an area-by-area breakdown of £901bn of outstanding mortgage debt, revealing that 44% of this is owed in London and the South East of England where house prices are the highest and average earnings are the biggest.

Severity was assessed by IAD Skin Condition Assessment Tool [ 1] consisting of three categories such as areas of skin breakdown, skin redness, and skin erosion.

Areas of skin breakdown and skin redness are rated from 0 to 3, and skin erosion from 0 to 4. Higher scores indicate higher levels of severity.

An area of skin breakdown that occurs when sustained pressure cuts off blood circulation — usually in patients confined to their beds in hospitals and nursing homes — a bedsore can result in a wound so deep and painful that some patients require narcotics.

These results imply that the edema originates in the area of BBB breakdown.

No significant difference was observed in the area of skin breakdown, intensity of skin redness, and skin erosion.

But confusion still remains, as the early matches of the World Cup have shown — even after the I.R.B. referee manager, Paddy O'Brien, emphasized the stricter policing of five major areas, of which the breakdown was one, when he addressed coaches and management from the 20 teams before the tournament kicked off.