Sentence examples for function of inclusion from inspiring English sources

We quantitatively examine the conditions under which a particle matrix misfit leads to matrix crack growth as a function of inclusion shape.

The time-dependent plastic strains of these Al based composites reinforced with SiC inclusions are then calculated as a function of inclusion volume concentration, effective stress and effective visco-plastic strain, following an dynamical yield function of power type.

An ANOVA was used to compare individual death types as a function of inclusion of landscape data.

Therefore, we expect that this differential finding is a function of our inclusion of both on- and off-premise alcohol retail outlets as this distinction has been shown to have unique effects on outcome (Campbell et al. [2009]).

We emphasise again that resistance calculations using this procedure give us the resistance of a columnar structure relative to a homogeneous structure as a function of material inclusion and the growth/rise angle of columns, while effects due to size/dimensions must be considered separately.

However, the nature and function of the inclusion bodies had not been determined and detailed analysis of their chemical composition had not been performed.

Exon inclusion ratios are then estimated adopting a Bayesian model, given the probability of observing each fragment on a specific isoform (as function of both inclusion and exclusion isoform expression level and normalized by the isoforms lengths) [ 21].

It is also a function of the inclusion of ineligible family members of decedents who had died suddenly, those who lacked knowledge about the EOLC provided and others where the study invitation was unknowingly sent to those who had since died, been institutionalized or incorrectly identified.

We provide preliminary evidence that supports the validity of scores from the SPPB as a measure of lower extremity function for inclusion in clinical research and practice involving older adults with MS. Of the estimated 400,000 adults living with multiple sclerosis(MS) in the United States, 32%% are between the ages of 55 64 years and 14%% are 65 years of age or older [ 1].

Although toxicity and the resulting threat to animal or human health of any contaminant are, of course, a function of concentration and inclusion rates in diet, it is well-known that sublethal chronic exposure to As, Cd, Hg, and Pb at relatively low levels can cause detrimental effects on physiological and/or biochemical processes (Sharma and Agrawal 2005).

Additional data regarding fluid administration as a function of time from inclusion are provided in Additional file 1.