Sentence examples for effect on damage from inspiring English sources
Factors like the diameter of the storm, the speed with which it passes though the region (faster is better) and whether it strikes at high or low tide can have a profound effect on damage to life and property.
Conversely, some studies have described how large-diameter femoral heads may not have a significant effect on damage at the trunnion taper junction.
Most importantly their combination into a single reinforcement has a positive effect on damage type and evolution.
Small K-values for these two models indicate that the up-dip extensions of segments B and C have little effect on damage done to sites throughout the Kinki region.
However, time-varying environmental and operational conditions such as temperature and external loading may produce an adverse effect on damage detection within the structure exposed to these changes.
The results show the potential of this methodology in the evaluation of material response uncertainty due to microstructure spatial clustering and its effect on damage evolution.
The results showed that HL was beneficial in resisting detrimental effects on damage and fracture-related properties caused by the conditioning.
The focus of this study is on characterising the void homology (e.g. local void size and spatial distribution) in relation to weave orientation, infusion direction and potential effects on damage formation in tensile loading.
It is suggested that the damages in foundation and surrounding soil should also be considered in order to systematically evaluate the SSI effects on damage probability of shear wall buildings.
We surmise that the most likely mechanism underpinning the association is either small effects of genetic variability on resting gene expression, or effects on damage induced expression of the protein.
The objective of the present study was to establish an in vivo rat model to study the thermal effects on damage to brain tissue caused by electrosurgical ablation with TiO2-coated needle-type electrodes.
