This allowed a direct comparison between different laminate constructions for each web inclination angle.
Figure 11 presents the maximum propulsion torque transferred to the rear wheels for each road inclination.
Downward glenoid inclination of 0 to 10° resulted in a gain in notch angle of 10° (from 31° to 21°) with 1 degree of gain for each degree of inclination.
Two inclination angles, i.e. α = 15° and 30° were tested for each type of inclinations.
For each case presentation, the gynaecologists were asked for their inclination to perform laparoscopy.
Potential annual direct incident radiation (PADIR) was then calculated for each log from slope inclination, slope aspect and latitude using equation 2 of McCune and Keon [35].
There were 6 (12.8%) outliers for inclination and 11 (23.4%) for anteversion for errors within 5° of the preoperative plan.
Although mean values were in the target zone of 30 50° for inclination and 10 30° for anteversion [ 8, 18], the Chi square test demonstrated a significantly higher percentage of cups outside the target zone for the MIS approach.
However, the surface radiation keeps constant for different inclination angles.
After that, we generalize R for arbitrary inclination.
