Sentence examples for detrimental loading from inspiring English sources

The results of this study further support the multivariate role of obesity in OA pathomechanics and surgical outcome, where the detrimental loading on the joint is dependent on the interaction between the static mass of the patient and the dynamic mechanical environment.

Internal JMOFs increase muscle loading and may stimulate beneficial adaptational responses (e.g. strength & endurance); however, JMOFs that are excessively high and/or acting in contraindicated directions, can result in the detrimental loading of articular, ligamentous & capsular structures— potentially exacerbating existing joint pathology (e.g. osteoarthritis; OA) [ 4, 5].

The thermal forces may cause detrimental load redistributions in the structure, notably during the cooling phase.

However, it has been demonstrated that torque resulting from stair-climbing activities is the most detrimental load for cement mantle failure (Bergmann et al. 1995).

However, Eanes et al[ 17] found no evidence for a sex-limited detrimental load in their study of D. melanogaster and highlight some problems with the experimental design of earlier studies.

Some studies investigating D. melanogaster homozygous for the entire X-chromosome have found evidence for a sex-limited detrimental load on the X-chromosome, resulting in a greater inbreeding depression in females e.g. [ 14- 16].

Knee osteoarthritis (OA) pain is suggested to be associated with inflammation and detrimental mechanical loading across the joint.

Last but not least, the high level of expertise required to detect small changes in LUS together with operator dependence may limit the clinical applicability of bedside transthoracic lung ultrasound for determining detrimental fluid loading.

The wheel-rail contact over the crossing transfer zone has a dip-like shape and can often cause detrimental impact loads on the railway track and its components.

The maximization of the efficiency on energy conversion and the minimization of detrimental dynamical loads are control trade-offs considered in the design of an optimal discrete-time feedback LQG/LTR controller for the Wind Energy Conversion System (WECS), which is based on the optimization of a quadratic cost function.

Hedrick (1995) has shown that augmentation translocations into recipient populations should not exceed a level of 20% gene flow from the source population(s) to reduce the detrimental genetic load (and inbreeding depression if present) of the recipient population without losing uniquely adapted alleles in the recipient population.