Sentence examples for evaluating stresses from inspiring English sources
By evaluating stresses place on the spine with deconstruction and realignment, they hope to allow surgeons to optimize their surgical strategies by decreasing stresses place on the spine after surgery.
The criteria for evaluating stresses of working postures were proposed based on the four distinct action categories, in order to enable practitioners to apply appropriate corrective actions.
We have developed a method for visually measuring and evaluating stresses emitted from an ultrasonic probe into a model solid similar to the actual material, by using image-processing techniques and stroboscopic photoelasticity.
The complementary techniques of high-resolution electron backscatter diffraction (HR-EBSD), crystal plasticity finite element modelling and the inverse method of eigenstrain are utilised for evaluating stresses resulting from the mismatch in thermal expansivities of a nickel single crystal containing a carbide particle.
Borehole stability analyses use different analytical models to evaluate stresses, pressures, and temperatures around boreholes.
Having these energies at hand we are able to evaluate stresses and couple stresses for each symmetry regime.
The present work describes an analytical and graphical procedure to evaluate stresses in reinforced concrete sections to be used in the verification of the serviceability limit states.
The easiest and the most accurate way to evaluate stresses in such specimens is to measure the corresponding strains, and by knowing the modulus of elasticity of used material, stresses can be evaluated.
Stress-level buffeting analysis is necessary for evaluating stress-related performance and safety of long-span bridges.
The application of the MIM to other study areas in the future may provide an important monitoring tool for evaluating stress change.
She is a NIH funded nurse scientist and her area of research focuses on the biobehavioral mechanisms of maternal stress and the stress response as well as developing and evaluating stress coping interventions to improve maternal and infant outcomes.
