Sentence examples for extent of the coating from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, a yield stress may decrease the initial extent of the coating flow.
Although it has not been shown experimentally or clinically, it is possible that the extent of the HA-coating, and thus the area of secondary fixation, is more important for the pattern of load transfer than the fit and fill of the stem.
The ABG-I and the Unique prostheses differed regarding the extent of HA coating.
The results of cementless stems in total hip arthroplasty (THA) done because of congenital dislocation with step-cut osteotomy is not well known, particularly the influence of the design and the role of extent of porous coating.
The extent of coating (Y1), and the percentage drug released at given times (Y2, Y3 and Y4) were selected as dependent variables.
It is also possible that the main difference between these various experimental set-ups may lie in the extent of protein coating of these particles, presumably with a protective and anti-inflammatory role assigned to the protein layer that is absent in simple mineral phases an important distinction that warrants more detailed studies.
Furthermore, the extent of porous coating has been shown to influence periprosthetic bone loss, as it appears that bone resorption occurs in the areas where there is ingrowth of bone into the implant.
The extent of barrier protection of the coating was analyzed by means of layer wise electrochemical characterization of the coating.
Taken together, the amine content can be used as an indicator of extent of polymer coating, and follows similar trends as that of the measured hydrodynamic diameters.
The model is also used to develop a predictive sag regime map, which anticipates the extent of sag given coating properties and process-specific parameters.
In this context, the differential adsorptive behavior of methylene blue onto sand and iron oxides (Mitchell et al. 1955; Saha et al. 2011) is used to follow the extent of in situ coating of sand in Fe0/sand filters.
