Sentence examples for detectable failure from inspiring English sources

These common methods as described for example in EN 1071-3 ofail forl for the combination of hard coatings on soft substrates due to very small critical loads or no detectable failure modes at all.

The aim to prevent a treatable condition was also unlike other 'preventive' studies, for example, vaccine trials, in that those are normally long-term population studies engaging large numbers of participants with a quite small potential for detectable failure overall.

All clinically detectable failures were preceded by biochemical failure (lead time, 10.7 months; IQR, 2.6 20.0 months).

The purpose of FMEA is to estimate the risk of potential failures and prioritise the failures that require the most attention, whether this is because they are assumed to be the most severe, the most probable or the least detectable failures or a combination of these.

Failure modes with low or low moderate hazard scores were assessed for detectability, and only non-detectable failure modes were considered for further action.

Serum and hepatic TNFα levels are increased in patients with HBV and HCV infection [16] [18] and also in subjects with detectable liver failure and other liver injuries [19], [20].

Five men have developed clinically detectable local failure, and 15 have developed metastatic disease (bone 13, nodal three, lung two, liver two).

For the purpose of prescription of treatment, it can usually be described in terms of frequency of risk for later detectable mainfestations (failure rate), when not treated adequately in the "subclinical" situation.

Higher costs of HAART were strongly associated with previous treatment failures, detectable HIV viremia, and lower CD4 T-cell count at the time of evaluation, with no correlation at all with sex, age, hepatitis C virus coinfection, and nadir CD4 T-cell counts.

We discuss how to evaluate the dangerous detectable and undetectable system failure rates in a single microprocessor board and the mean time to unsafe failure (MTTUF) of a critical system.

The sensitivity of the system is defined in terms of minimal detectable surface of clad failure.