Sentence examples for deformation incidence from inspiring English sources
For instance, if all animals are growing slowly, deformations may be found at low frequency and no correlation would be found between rapid growth and increased deformation incidence.
One possibility for this is that the impact of high deformation incidence on reduced survival was restrained by the lower incidence of cataracts in fish that grew well during the grow-out period.
However, the high survival of early-maturing males in the sea environment was, again, explained by the genetic association of early maturity with lower cataract and deformation incidences.
The results revealed that design characteristics do influence the brain deformation metrics associated with incidence of concussion.
Additional supporting, circumstantial evidence has been developed by examining the influence of deformation damage on the incidence of twinning in copper and the effect of boron in reducing twin density in annealed nickel.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of 2 electric torque control motors and operator experience with a specific nickel-titanium rotary instrumentation technique on the incidence of deformation and separation of instruments.
However, R-factors do not provide a full characterization of the changes in triaxial state, nor do all modes of geomechanical deformation lead to normal incidence travel-time shifts (for example changes in horizontal stresses).
It is likely that antioxidants do not play major role in determining the incidence of deformations.
This was attributable to the genetic cost of increased incidence of skeletal deformations owing to rapid fingerling growth.
This is because, in contrast to growth during the grow-out period, faster fingerling growth was genetically associated with increased incidence of skeletal deformations.
The observed developmental toxicity also showed a differential response across species, with higher incidences of skeletal deformation in rat studies and of prenatal death in rabbit studies.
