Specifically, local damage of the jacket including slippage of the fibres through the mortar constitutes a recurring failure mode in concrete beams strengthened in shear with TRM jackets, apart from debonding of the jacket from the concrete substrate including peeling-off of the concrete cover or fracture of TRM jacketing that are also observed in case of fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) jacketing.
By analyzing the distance between two dots, the widening at the repaired site was measured more precisely, as the clamp measurement includes the slippage at each clamp and stress-relaxation of the soft tissue around the knee (Rosso et al. 2011).
In general, RBMs include replication slippage (RS; [ 139]), serial replication slippage (SRS; [ 140]), fork stalling and template switching (FoSTeS; [ 141]) and microhomology-mediated break-induced replication (MMBIR; [ 142]).
The present model takes into account the nanoscale effects including gas slippage in the entire Knudsen range, multilayer sticking (near-wall structural water film) and the quantified thickness of water film.
Late complications include band slippage, pouch or esophageal dilatation, band erosion, and port/tubing complications.
Acknowledged mechanisms of tetraploidy induction include mitotic slippage (Rieder and Maiato, 2004), cytokinesis failure (Normand and King, 2010), and cell fusion (Duelli and Lazebnik, 2003).
19 Other drawbacks of VAT include a slippage of the head velocity sensor at high-frequency rotations during testing, the contributions of cervico ocular reflex to compensate eye movements, and incompatible results between different VAT systems.
Multiple methods have been proposed to account for repeat amplification and contraction including strand slippage (Petruska et al. 1998), retrotransposition (Xiao et al. 2008), gene conversion (Chen et al. 2007), and illegitimate recombination (either nonhomologous or unequal crossover mediated) during meiotic recombination (Van Rijk and Bloemendal 2003).
The PTCH gene harbours mutational hot-spot residues and regions, including a slippage-sensitive sequence at the N-terminus (Lindstrom et al, 2006).
But the imperfect world includes the equation of slippage times cost equals change.
