Sentence examples for degree of fragility from inspiring English sources

The movement of fragile materials requires a thorough assessment of the degree of fragility, the potential hazards of transport, and the cost and efficiency of practical containers, in order to maximize protection and minimize shipping expenses.

Furthermore, transcriptional plasticity globally increases with the degree of fragility (R = 0.43, P ≈ 0; Additional file 6).

Using the refined transcriptional regulatory network without indirect regulatory interactions constructed from the TF knockout data [ 5], we denoted the transcriptional regulatory program as ' k fragility (the degree of fragility)' to a specific gene according to the number k of TF knockouts which it is affected by.

The different degrees of fragility in the (ionic) subsystems of superionic glasses, seem to be related to the weak 'mobile species glass transitions' that can be detected at lower temperatures.

A holistic risk assessment at the urban level needs to account for the vulnerability in several of its dimensions (social, economic, physical, cultural, environmental, and institutional), and requires combining the physical risk results with aspects that reflect the degree of social fragility and lack of resilience (Carreño et al. 2007b; Birkman et al. 2013).

Our experience emphasizes the need to stratify subjects by SMA type, age and current gross motor abilities in future trials since the majority of outcome measures examined in this study were optimal for only a subset of subjects which was highly dependent on the subject's age, motor disability and the overall degree of medical fragility.

Furthermore, exposure to both ranalexin and vancomycin induced a similar degree of osmotic fragility compared to treatment with ranalexin; suggesting commonalities in modes of action.

The combination of structural irregularity, severe damage and input typology is finally analyzed and discussed in order to assess the degree of dependence of fragility assessments on the typology of signal adopted.

In many cases, different ions generated from the same compound exhibit different degrees of ion fragility, with some ions (e.g., the [M+H]+ ion) stable and other ions (e.g., the [M+Na]+ ion) fragile.

The extraction of olive oil is closely related to the cellular maturity state, itself related to the fragility degree of the parietal and membrane structures of the fruit which constitute a physical barrier preventing the release of the cell contents and the effective recovery of the fat.

The second approach FRACAS (Rossetto et al. 2016)—derives the fragility functions based on the inelastic time-history analyses of equivalent single-degree-of-freedom systems using scaled ground motion recordings.