Sentence examples for damage effects for from inspiring English sources

The EDX results indicated that oxidative wear was one of the crucial damage effects for the tube sample under the impact wear condition.

In this work, a finite element (FE) model which includes in-ply and delamination damage effects is developed for progressive failure analyses of fibre metal laminates (FMLs).

Simultaneous stimulation of CB1R and CB2R early before injury impedes expansion of the lesion and white matter at the epicenter of damage – effects that are maintained for up to 28 days after injury.

Our present study does not rule out these DNA damage effects but suggests a new role for E2 in DNA damage repair and cell survival that is regulated by complex formation with coactivator proteins and BRCA1.

Elasto-plastic behaviour with damage effect was assumed for the timber material, linear elastic isotropic model was used for the CFRP, and a cohesive model was used to represent the interaction between two adherent surfaces (CFRP and timber).

Random effects for species were included as intercepts (background rates) and as slopes for the damage effect on mortality.

In this microfluidic format of the assay, the membrane damaging effect of a given compound, for example, a drug candidate from a combinatorial library or a natural source, can be determined by using only a few microliters of sample material (10 μl in the system described here) and a minimum processing time (two minutes per sample/lane).

An overall fourth-order damage effect tensor is introduced to account for the overall damage of the composites.

Few studies have attempted to account for the prior damage effect, particularly when the structures are being repaired after the first seismic attack.

The longer the booze stays in your system, the more alcohol builds up in your bloodstream, which puts you at greater risk for damaging effects.

Hepatocytes may be particularly prone to damaging effects by NK cells for two reasons: (1) the hepatocytes express relatively low levels of MHC class I molecules which inhibit NK cells (Ochi et al. 2004) and (2) the liver contains a specific subpopulation of NK cells lacking Ly-49 inhibitory receptors which recognize MHC class I (Ochi et al. 2004).