For the inner iteration implementation aspects of the modulus-based iteration method, we refer to [12, 23] for details.
Simplified expressions for high- and low-mineralized tissues are then proposed and the effects of the mineral thickness ratio and aspect ratio on the modulus are demonstrated.
(3) The yield stress and storage modulus, which arise from fundamental microstructural aspects of the flocculated suspension, can be correlated for all the mixtures tested.
These values are lower than the modulus of cortical bone (∼17 GPa), but overlap the range of the modulus of cancellous bones [24].
The general definition of a model (Latin modulus, small measure) is that it reflects only certain aspects of the original.
In dynamic oscillatory shear, the storage modulus and critical strain are related to the fundamental microstructural aspects of the flocculated suspension at rest (Schultz and Struble 1993).
The principal relevant aspects of the anterior eye are tear film, eyelid and cornea, which govern the requirements for surface properties, modulus and oxygen permeability, respectively.
The shear modulus of polyacrylamide is independent of strain whereas the modulus of fibrin increases as the applied strain increases (Fig. 1E) [1E].
Moreover, a relative modulus can be defined as the modulus of nanocomposites divided to the modulus of neat matrix, for example, relative shear modulus is G/G m.
I found that the elastic modulus of the isothermally crystallized specimens was 12 14 % larger than the modulus of PE-N.
Table 1 summarises the results of the storage modulus, loss modulus and phase angle for all the tested samples of articular cartilage-on-bone.
