Sentence examples for effect of tolerances from inspiring English sources
The structure was not freestanding until the end of such operation, and as an effect of tolerances, fabrication, and dry-assembly errors, the theoretical expected shape resulted altered.
Chase et al. ([1990]) and Kim and Cho ([1999]) investigated the effect of tolerances on manufacturing cost and proposed models to determine tolerances for the minimization of manufacturing cost.
The sensitivity analysis is carried out to see the effect of tolerance on design variables on the dynamic capacity.
The insignificant effect of tolerance in pupils from Dutch-only homes can be explained by the strong dominance of Dutch, which the qualitative analysis also revealed.
An enlarged field angle was involved in the optical system design process, so as to achieve the effect of tolerance design.
In a placebo-controlled interventional study with a cross-over design including nine premenopausal women using oral contraceptives no effect of tolerance was observed with regard to the magnitude of the acute transient alcohol-induced testosterone elevation after a 1-week alcohol drinking period (0.8 g/kg per day).
Similarly, decreasing the amount of LPS and flagellin during the preactivation period of monocytes led to the opposite effect of tolerance, which is a proinflammatory status represented by significantly elevated levels of TNF-α and IL-6 upon restimulation (Fig. 3B and C).
In contrast, primed donor-reactive CD4+ cells were present at a four-fold lower frequency in tolerised mice compared to DST only controls (7.6±1.0×10 versus 35.8±1.3×10, respectively), indicating that in addition to promoting the development of Treg, a further key effect of tolerance induction in this protocol is an inhibition of alloreactive Th1 priming.
In particular, this paper will compare the effects of tolerancing, thermal expansion and uncertainties of temperature in order to know if uncertainties must be included in the tolerance chain or can be neglected as second order.
Notably, the "snapshot" understanding gained from most experimental studies may not fully capture the long-term effects of tolerance strategies for plants because there is a limit to the resources available for reproduction under long-term defoliation.
