Sentence examples for defects over time from inspiring English sources
It is the accumulation of these defects over time that alters its superelastic behaviour.
They found that the stirrers' plastic coating developed microscopic cracks and defects over time that could trap metal atoms and carry them from one experiment to another.
The non-homogeneous Poisson process (NHPP) and an empirical power law model are employed for generation of corrosion defects over time and for defect growth, respectively.
This paper investigates the optimal inspection interval for newly-built onshore underground natural gas pipelines with respect to external metal-loss corrosion by considering the generation of corrosion defects over time and time-dependent growth of individual defects.
Knowledge of the frequency of the distinct congenital defects over time in the various Autonomous Communities in Spain is important, not only to quantify the scope of the problem and to plan the necessary resources, but also to have surveillance systems and analyze the impact of the diverse health interventions.
A certain share of cars however develops technical defects over time in the particle filtration system[6].
Unfortunately, we observed a loss of the proliferative defect over time as measured by BrdU-positive cells (Figure S3).
The stable size of the perfusion defect over time could explain the distinct drop in perfusion between remote myocardium and the AAR observed in prior studies, while still allowing for a perfusion gradient within the AAR.
However, in the controls the interface membrane regressed in thickness and biological activity, while both variables increased in the experimental group with the primary cement mantle defect over time.
In patients that present with a clinical phenotype suggestive of a neutrophil defect, careful analysis will over time reveal other proteins that are essential for normal neutrophil development and function.
Second, almost all individuals with type 1 diabetes will over time develop defects in the hormonal counterregulatory defense against hypoglycemia.
