Sentence examples for damage subject from inspiring English sources

Oxidation is one of the chief causes of protein damage, subject to which proteins undergo extensive degradation.

Finally, the experimental results presented useful data for comparison to empirical equations for prediction of limited thickness on the local damage subjected to contact explosions.

This paper is concerned with the transient response of fibre metal laminated (FML) shallow spherical shells with interfacial damage subjected to the unsteady temperature field.

The present model provides an effective method for nonlinear dynamic analysis of composites laminated structures with interfacial damage subjected to transient temperature fields.

As a result, it was found that cumulative damage subjected to variable amplitude cyclic loading could be expressed by considering residual strength.

The aim of this paper is to present an experimental campaign and a numerical finite element model to obtain the ultimate strength of tubular structures with circular perforated damage subjected to axial compression.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 a stress state in the repair jacket along the shear crack for confining pressure from hybrid jacket and prestressing strands, b increase of shear deformations due to widening of shear cracks in an RC column with existing damage subjected to aftershock attacks.

Previous studies have demonstrated discordant findings between radiographic and arthroscopic joint damage: subjects with normal radiographic KL scores often demonstrated advanced OA when arthroscopy was used [ 14].

In addition, when a more sophisticated social ability is required in order to perform second order false belief tasks correctly, also LMPFC damaged subjects fail to perform at a normal level and show a statistically significant impairment, even though to a lesser degree, when compared to subjects with RMPFC and schizophrenic people.

[4] A major limitation of this study is that the measurements of actinic skin damage were subject to errors of classification.

The effect of doxorubicin and statins on chronic cardiac damage is subject of ongoing studies.