Sentence examples for damage capacity from inspiring English sources

Comparison of the results from lognormal fit in Figures 6 and 7 shows higher values of the median damage capacity when record selection based on epsilon is employed.

Based on analysis using Coffin-Manson law and energy dissipation theory, this lifetime decrease is considered to be due to the decrease of ductility and fatigue damage capacity.

For Cu Al alloys with increasing Al content, cooperation between an increasing damage capacity and a decreasing damage accumulation rate leads to a comprehensive improvement in the ELCF properties.

The aim of the experiments was to evaluate the membrane damage capacity of the combination treatments of cinnamon oil and GI on S. putrefaciens by analyzing the membrane protein and fatty acid profiles as well as the distribution of cinnamaldehyde in S. putrefaciens, thus to analyze the antimicrobial mechanism of the combination treatment against S. putrefaciens.

The MM-related immunological dysfunction is also able to model PC activity and damage capacity [ 49].

In addition, fibroblasts derived from these mice did not have deficient DNA damage capacities compared to those derived from wild type mice, and cell cycle checkpoints were similarly unaffected.

S. marcescens as a pathogen shows a tissue-damaging capacity [ 18, 24].

Recent observations have extended our knowledge on SFR interactions with DNA homeostasis since, besides its ROS-mediated DNA damaging capacity, SFR was also shown to inhibit DNA repair processes [ 49, 71].

On the other hand, the combined treatment of Dox and AN-88 had the same effect on Δ Ψm as AN-88 by itself, suggesting a certain degree of protection against Dox-induced dissipation of Δ Ψm and retention of the AN-88 damaging capacity.

Our own model attempts to reproduce situations as close as possibly to reality, i.e., the mice are able to spontaneously eat (standard diet) and drink as much as they want, without the influence of factors that enhance the liver damaging capacity of alcohol.

The paper discusses the distribution of the damage distribution capacity factor in eccentrically braced structures designed in accordance with capacity design principles and the influence of this parameter on the seismic response of structures.