These microruptures generate overloading of adjacent fibers locally, while ruptured fibers remain unloaded.
Full-thickness articular cartilage defects have limited capacity to heal and a slight incongruity caused by articular cartilage damage generates overload situations [ 3, 4].
This continuous pressure on an adjustment effort generates overload and psychological suffering which may be expressed by somatic complaints with no organic basis.
Later, however, the companies decided to cancel today's launch entirely due to concerns that the hype generated would overload the game, our source explained.
Pif1 generates lethal overloads of toxic long 5′ DNA flaps on the lagging strand in dna2 mutants (Budd et al., 2006) and is responsible for unscheduled unwinding activities of uncapped telomeres in cdc13 mutants (Dewar and Lydall, 2010).
It is characterized by an abnormal ridge or ring of tissue in the left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT) that resists ventricular ejection, generates pressure overload, and increases velocity of blood flow into the aorta (Pyle and Patterson 1976; Jones et al. 1982).
Both circumstances give rise to un-supplied demand at certain stations, which generate passenger overloads in the available vehicles.
The maximum of function ECD w (t) determines the load that expected to be cut by load shedding system to prevent generating unit overload.
Use of these solutions reduces the risk of hyponatremia, but excessive absorption can, as with monopolar current, lead to expansion of the extracellular fluid volume with the potential to generate fluid overload, pulmonary oedema, hypertension and cardiac failure.
