Failure occurs from flaw sites over the entire range of diminishing loads, up to a strength cutoff at >2 GPa associated with natural surface flaws.
Moreover, the possibility of assessment of occlusal load distribution between artificial implantological supports and the mucosa opens the way for understanding the work of denture attachments and diminishing loads on the implants (Żmudzki et al. 2012b, 2013).
The procedure aims to diminish load through the medial compartment.
Indeed, diminished loading of POT1 or expression of a dominant-negative version lacking DNA-binding activity leads to telomere elongation by telomerase, and in vitro experiments have shown that POT1 is competing with telomerase for its substrate (Loayza and de Lange, 2003; Ye et al, 2004; Kelleher et al, 2005; Lei et al, 2005).
In vivo, tamoxifen exerted a protective effect against the T. solium intestinal infection, diminishing parasite load and development.
Dietary fibers may also protect duodenal mucosa by decreasing gastric acid secretion [ 26, 46], diminishing the load of harmful acid that could have access to duodenal mucosa.
The mode-I fracture toughness anisotropy exhibits a pronounced rate dependence, being strong under static loading while diminishing as the loading rate increases.
TA-targeted carriers significantly diminished bacterial load in the lungs and caused recruitment of T lymphocytes.
Objective: To determine whether the use of modified ultrafiltration during pediatric cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) diminishes the load of circulating endotoxins.
Finally, the local failure mechanisms of the L-frames tend to diminish the load sharing capability and so negatively affects the overload behaviour.
A distributed adaptive node-specific signal estimation (DANSE) algorithm with reduced bandwidth and diminished computational load is evaluated and compared with the noise reduction performance of centralized multichannel Wiener filtering (MWF).
