Sentence examples for effect of custom from inspiring English sources
To compare the differential effect of custom orthoses on the lower extremity mechanics of a forefoot and rearfoot strike pattern.
For (there is, besides the natural order, viz. the order of the pralmata, or events of the primary experience, also a customary order, and) by the effect of custom the mnemonic movements tend to succeed one another in a certain order.
While the maximum clock frequency is reduced by 17.9% in average, when using partial versus full forwarding, the positive effect of custom computation eliminates this effect by providing cycle speedups of 3.9× to 5.5× and corresponding execution time speedups for a ByoRISC testbed processor of 3.6×.
The effect of custom-made braces for the ankle and hindfoot on ankle and foot kinematics and ground reaction forces.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of custom-made foot orthoses, made by representatives of these professional groups in the Netherlands, on forefoot plantar pressure and walking convenience.
Within this context, the lack of existing evidence-based prescription guidelines and the proven variation in the offloading effect of custom-made footwear designs suggests that prescription footwear is suboptimal in relieving pressure and should be improved to increase clinical benefit (16– 16).
"All inferences from experience, therefore, are effects of custom, not of reasoning".
I seem to remember frequent PSP firmware updates back in the day that were designed to mitigate the effects of custom firmware, but, really, once the system was cracked it was pretty much cracked for good.
In this paper, we precisely estimate the effects of custom-related delays on firms' exports.
To study the effects of custom-made insoles on plantar pressures and load redistribution in neuropathic diabetic patients with foot deformity.
To investigate the effects of custom-made foot orthoses on the torque- and power-cadence relationships and perceived comfort during maximal cycling exercises in a population of competitive road cyclists.
