Sentence examples for full study of the effect from inspiring English sources

However, a full study of the effect of lateral braces on inelastic buckling has not been made especially for castellated beams, and it is not known whether the limiting stiffness for elastic buckling can be applied to castellated beams that buckle inelastically.

A full study of the effects of temperature on joints must cover shrinkage of the adhesive, differential coefficients of thermal expansion and variation of adhesive mechanical properties with temperature such as the stress strain curve and the toughness.

A fuller understanding of these interactions requires study of the effect of different ACPs as well as different fatty acids on ACP-dependent catalysis.

At one and the same time it made the fullest use of principles of psychophysics (the study of the effect of physical processes upon the mental processes of an organism) and defended, without embracing, free will.

This paper presents the analyzed results from a combined wind tunnel and full-scale study of the wind effects on a super-tall building with a height of 420 m in Hong Kong.

Because the study takes full consideration of the effect of structural nonlinearity and transition mechanism of vibration performances, the proposed criterions for parameter design could solve the conflict between the improvement of isolation effectiveness and complexity or bifurcation brought by nonlinearity.

Studies of the effect of a full moon on seizures have yielded mixed results, despite a continuing prevailing belief regarding the association of lunar phase with human behavior.

These findings support further studies to uncover the full extent of the effect of retrotransposons on the structural and functional evolution of genes and genomes.

This represents a full reversal of the effect found in Study 1, where MS led to significantly increased positivity toward Behe-IDT compared to control.

The HMG based floating matrix tablets were optimized by 32 full factorial design to study the effect of independent variables, i.e. amount of cetyl alcohol (X1) and amount of HPMC K100M (X2) on dependent variables like % swelling index (Y1), time required to 50% drug released t50)(Y2) and time required for 90% drug release (t90)(Y3).

Based on the full epidemiological information, we study the effect of low alcohol consumption on health, in order to determine if it is reasonable to explain the positive effect of low consumption on wages using the epidemiological literature.