Sentence examples for failure conversion from inspiring English sources

Higher ballistic limits and specific energy absorption ability were performed by CRALLs than monolithic CFRP impacted by all shapes due to the strain rate hardening effect and failure conversion effect.

Medical records and imaging were analyzed to identify the fracture morphology, pre-existing diseases, revision surgeries and treatment failures (conversion to another treatment).

The main reason for failure in conversion of IUPAC names to Standard InChI strings was challenges for the conversion tool to handle certain structural classes such as steroids, porphyrins, and carbohydrates.

Failure of conversion accompanies common complications of pregnancy, such as early-onset preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction.

d After treatment failure with conversion to secondary locked plate fixation.

As directly experienced with the Mayo stem, they allow a "conservative revision" in case of failure, with conversion to traditional primary implant (Fig. 7).

A treatment failure with conversion from one treatment modality to another was noted in 35 patients (8.3%) at a mean of 3.3 ± 6.3 months after the primary treatment (Table 3) and was most common after anatomic fracture prosthesis and non-operative treatment (Fig. 1).

And contractors themselves downplay the job payoff from their new ventures, mindful of the failure of conversion efforts in the 1970s.

In pre-eclampsia, there is defective early trophoblastic invasion of the decidua due to failure of conversion of the spiral arteries into low-resistance channels.

Amiodarone treatment in patients with AF and congestive heart failure improved conversion to SR and survival [ 122].

Thus, the MoM HRA cohort may experience an initial failure (requiring conversion from HRA to THA) or a subsequent failure requiring revision after THA.