Sentence examples for fragility value from inspiring English sources

Thus, the fragility value is quite constant whatever the VAc content.

By contrast, significant changes both to the osmotic fragility value and the distribution of osmotic properties were observed after an erythrocytes ozonation procedure.

Thus, a full description of the osmotic properties of the cell population requires at least two parameters the osmotic fragility value and the width (dispersion σ) of osmotic fragility distribution.

We suggest that a complete description of cell osmotic properties requires at least two parameters: the osmotic fragility value and the slope of the haemolysis curve in the region where absorbance increases due to cell haemolysis.

An extrapolation to nonconstrained polyethylene amorphous phase was proposed and new glass transition temperature and fragility values were determined.

Given that this means a strong aging sensitivity, we profited from this property to evaluate the influence of physical aging on the fragility values determined by TSDC.

To from the fragility function from the estimated fragility values, a cumulative log-normal distribution function shown in Eq. 2 was fitted to the results and the fitting parameters are given in Table 6.

"Exchanges allow us to borrow works that, because of their fragility or value, institutions might otherwise be reluctant to lend," he said.

Furthermore, due to the fragility and value of paintings, their transportation should be avoided, requiring a portable and non-invasive imaging system.

The turbulence fragility index values for unloaded, sham-loaded and PTX-loaded erythrocytes were 3, 2, and 1 h, respectively.

The parameters of the lognormal fragility functions (median values in g and corresponding standard deviations) are shown in Fig. 6 in terms of peak ground accelerations (FRACAS results), and in Fig. 7 in terms of spectral accelerations corresponding to the equivalent single-degree-of-freedom (SPO2FRAG results).