Sentence examples for force delivery from inspiring English sources

The specification guidelines for testing provided a means for obtaining comparative unloading force delivery data for the deflections tested.

However, no specific auxiliary exists for the intrusion of molars in conjunction with these devices and currently clinicians are forced to make do with available force delivery materials.

Apart from different material properties comprising individual elastic moduli [22], the manufacturing process plays a crucial role in force delivery strength.

Subjects were seen at 4-week intervals to observe progress, and the springs were reactivated when the force delivery approached 200 g. Figure 3 SIS activation.

The results confirm a direct dependency between the aligner material and the magnitude of force delivery, as has been described in preliminary investigations [7, 9 11].

The guidelines of the revised Specification No. 32 yielded deactivation data with regard to force delivery and provided comparisons of the wire designs tested.

There were no significant differences in HMGB1 level related to mode of delivery, but the concentration was significantly increased in cases delivered by emergency cesarean section or vacuum extraction for forced delivery.

Alternatively, the capacity of low-dose sunitinib photoactivation as a means of induced vascular leakage and forced delivery of drugs into tumors may also be considered for therapeutic approaches in the clinic.

Although the advantages and disadvantages of stationing force-delivery weapons in space have been debated, as of the early 21st century, such weapons had not been deployed, nor had space-based antisatellite systems that is, systems that can attack or interfere with orbiting satellites.

This year's record-breaking temperatures have robbed the Arctic of its winter, sending snowmobilers plunging through thin ice into freezing rivers and forcing deliveries of snow to the starting line of Alaska's legendary Iditarod dogsledding race.

The third of nine children, he opted for gynaecology early in his career after seeing the pain endured in childbirth – especially forced deliveries due to the lack of availability of Caesarean sections – by rural Congolese women.