Sentence examples for corrective properties from inspiring English sources

The corrective properties of S5a in directing proper chain formation and prioritizing proteasome-bound substrates might be useful for enhancing protein turnover or overcoming stress conditions associated with malfunctions in the ubiquitin proteasome system.

We considered a set of four properties: HM-witnessed; correct initial diagnosis; asymptomatic events; corrective action required (actionability).

Because the orthosis has an elastic property, it provides a corrective force over the lower extremities.

Scaffold tissue engineering strategies for repairing and replacing soft tissue aim to improve reconstructive and corrective surgical techniques whose limitations include suboptimal mechanical properties, fibrous capsule formation and volume loss due to graft resorption.

"We have responded to all complaints by inspecting properties and requiring developers to carry out corrective measures where warranted," she said in an e-mail message.

The acoustic needs of theatre and music are widely different, and acoustic shields (suspended or freestanding panels used to alter the acoustic properties of a space) are at best corrective devices.

The model presents new approach to airtightness estimations by using 4 corrective factors associated with building envelope elements and their airtightness properties.

The studies about this subject are mainly for normal weight concrete (NWC) and the main design codes consider the prediction of LWAC mechanical properties based on the corresponding values of NWC multiplied by corrective coefficients.

In addition to the backlog at schools, the study found open violations at the borough's public hospitals and estimated that nearly a third of all buildings in Manhattan have at least one open violation classified as "hazardous" or "Class 1," meaning they pose a "threat that severely affects life, health, safety, property, public interest or persons so as to warrant immediate corrective action".

Niobium is added to glass in order to attain a higher refractive index, a property of use to the optical industry in making thinner corrective glasses.

An observer is designed which contains a corrective term based on a second-order sliding mode control algorithm featuring global convergence properties.