Sentence examples for differences in wear from inspiring English sources

The comparison of the evolution sequences shows that initial small differences in wear profiles for different lifters can lead to quote a different life cycle behaviour — both for the erosion behaviour of the liner and for the performance of the mill.

Thus, this method has the potential to improve the accuracy of mJSW measurements, enabling more accurate detection of wear-related complications and improving the power of clinical studies evaluating differences in wear rates between different TKR designs.

The mean differences in wear measured using the 3 different methods (with CIs) are summarized in Table 4.

Differences in wear mechanisms were illustrated by microscopic methods.

The computations revealed considerable differences, which are likely to explain the substantial differences in wear produced by the simulators.

The differences in wear rates between the two highly cross-linked polyethylene designs (9.5 EB or 10 Gamma) are probably too small to be clinically significant.

The greater incidence of hyperthermia in the military population and the reduction in hypothermia may be the result of the ambient environment, differences in clothing worn, and the patients' activities at the time of injury.

For the present study, baseline weight was adjusted to reduce heterogeneity due to protocol differences in clothing worn during measurement (Haftenberger et al, 2002).

To reduce heterogeneity due to protocol differences in clothing worn during measurement, correction factors of - 1.5 kg for weight and - 2.0 cm for WC were adopted for subjects who were normally dressed and without shoes, while an adjustment for weight of - 1.0 kg was applied for subjects in light clothing [ 8].

The aim of this study was to investigate a possible difference in wear patterns between 2 different head materials (cobalt-chrome and alumina) of the same size (28 mm) articulating on liners made of identical PE in the same type of acetabular shell.

We found no statistically significant difference in wear between the subgroups with different stems and fixation methods.