Sentence examples for habitual strain from inspiring English sources
Skerry (1997) suggests that bone adaptation is controlled especially by loads that cause a change in habitual strain magnitude.
Strain rates never exceeded 10,000 μɛ/s and only 8.9% (± 7.2%) of the habitual strain rates were higher than 1000 μɛ/s.
In the present study, we measured the daily habitual strain history of the non-weight-bearing mandible bone in the rabbit.
Most subsequent proponents did not stand by Bates' explanation of how the eye focuses mechanically, but nonetheless maintained that relieving a habitual "strain" was the key to improving sight.
Eye-care physician William Horatio Bates, M.D., (1860 1931) attributed nearly all sight problems to habitual strain of the eyes, and felt that glasses were harmful and never necessary.
Long-term in-vivo recordings of habitual bone strain in freely moving animals are needed to better understand the everyday mechanical loading environment responsible for bone-tissue maintenance.
Brown was walking his habitual centrist line.
These results indicate that bones which experience the largest strain relative to habitual loading might have the largest potency to show a response to mechanical loading (Warner et al. 2006).
In addition, their generation times are long and their habitual out-breeding nature prevents the development of inbred strains useful for genetics research.
Not the habitual shopper.
