Sentence examples for decrease of dislocation from inspiring English sources

In the proposed model, the associated decrease of dislocation density is proportional to the square of the density of dislocations and of their velocity.

Long term tempering and creep are characterized by a decrease of dislocation density; but dislocation densities are still high as compared to alloys where the formation of microstructure does not involve a martensitic transformation.

In the thin films with SPLs, the thickness effect is caused by the sharp increase of dislocation density near the film-passivation interface, while it is mainly due to the sharp decrease of dislocation density within the refined surface grains of the thin films with SGRZs.

During unloading stage (the applied stress is reduced), the dislocation loop would shrink back due to the decrease of dislocation line tension.

Procenca and Cabral [22] used two monoblock taper stems with different offset, the Wagner stem (145° CCD angle) and the Conelock stem (135° CCD angle), reporting a decrease of dislocation rate from 12%to3%3%, respectively.

The rationale for the revival of this bearing surface included a reduction in volumetric wear and osteolysis compared to conventional metal-on-polyethylene bearings (MoP), decreased impingement throughout range of motion, and decreased rates of dislocation [ 1].

For the UFG sample, the precipitation hardening was overcompensated by the significant decrease of microstrain (dislocation density) upon annealing, resulting in a lack of precipitation hardening peak.

Though the difference between the two groups of patients was not significant, the given trend led us to assume that modularity could decrease the rate of dislocation in revision hip surgery.

Through the use of restricted cubic splines, we found that there was a noticeable decrease in likelihood of dislocation and revision as the surgeon's yearly volume of hip arthroplasty increased; however, the relation was not linear.

Therefore, clinicians should advise the patients to avoid standing with heel-toe posture to decrease the incidence of dislocation over the newly operated hip caused by inappropriate weight acceptance [ 41, 51].

Overstuffing of the medial joint, which would decrease the risk of dislocation, would overcorrect the varus deformity and push the knee in mechanical valgus, leading to higher load shift to the lateral compartment with the potential of accelerated progression of osteoarthritis in the lateral tibiofemoral joint (Emerson, Jr. and Higgins 2008).