Sentence examples for effect of pinch from inspiring English sources
The effect of pinch point value, temperature difference at the cold end and pressure of N2 on mass flow ratio (N2 to LNG), approach temperature difference, energy consumption of CEASU and cryogenic energy utilization rate are analyzed in detail.
We also studied the effect of PINCH expression on outcome of adjuvant chemotherapy, and found that high PINCH expression could be related to treatment outcome.
The finding that the intensity of PINCH staining in poorly differentiated tumours was significantly related to survival while in better differentiated tumours it was not suggests that the effect of PINCH expression on the aggressiveness of the tumour could be dependent on differentiation status.
Assessment of effectiveness of the YSPD in alleviating structural response and the effect of pinching on the overall response of the structure is made.
The interaction effect of pinching location and force magnitude on the gliding ratio is shown in both the dorsal-volar and distal-proximal directions (P < 0.001).
This paper intends to investigate the effects of pinch span and wrist posture on how much time is required to reach MVC (TMVC), as well as MVC.
Discussions were made by using different computer codes to simulate the effects of pinching and softening of bridge column subjected to earthquake loading.
Rhode Island's Green Bank, New York's Green Bank, and similar institutions in a dozen other states also testify to the catalytic effect of a pinch of public capital.
The main effect of both pinching location and force magnitude on the gliding ratio in the radial-ulnar direction can be seen in the results and only that of the force magnitude on the gliding ratio in the distal-proximal direction (P < 0.001).
Two-way ANOVA with repeated measures was employed to determine the effects of different pinch locations as well as the pinch forces on the characteristics of joint gliding.
Our previous studies indicate that the DL/L and VL sectors of the PAG exert similar effects on pinch-evoked responses of dorsal horn neurones (Waters & Lumb, 1997).
