Sentence examples for increasing compression of from inspiring English sources

For a fixed value of d the binding energy in both cases increases as a function of the magnetic field due to the increasing compression of the wave function with magnetic field.

The other two invasion patterns showed decreasing destruction of hepatocytes and increasing compression of the stroma surrounding the metastases with the formation of a pseudocapsule.

Later, despite the prednisolon treatment, the neurological status of the cat deteriorated, likely because the slowly increasing compression of the spinal cord caused degeneration of the nerve fibers and myelin sheaths.

This is opposite to what can be expected within the Taylor Melcher model for a particle-free pure oil drop where the EHD flow increases with field strength, which should result in increased compression of the ring and not stretching.

Our findings show that posterior translation of the meniscus was greater with flexion in the presence of a longitudinal tear (p = 0.0001) and that in this state there was an increased compression of the meniscal edges not observed in the native meniscus.

It is theorized that tight quadriceps and hamstrings may increase compression of the patellofemoral joint [ 20].

27 Along with medial compression of the tendon against the greater trochanter, lateral pressure from the iliotibial band is likely to result in increased compression of the gluteus medius tendon, resulting in tendinopathy and eventual tendon rupture.

To optimize the healing process, it seems to be important to attempt restoration of the original anatomy of the insertion of the rotator cuff, which would provide larger area for bony incorporation and healing, and to develop constructs that provide increased compression of the tendon on the footprint which may affect the mechanical strength and function of the repaired tendon [ 1- 4, 8, 18- 20].

Several arthroscopic techniques of rotator cuff repair have been proposed to develop constructs which provide increased compression of the tendon on the footprint, but controversy continues to exist for suture anchor repairs compared to the transosseous tunnel technique [ 1, 3- 8, 18].

Thus, the results indicate that increasing compression ratio of compressor C-1 leads to reduction of required energy for separation.

The results indicate that increasing compression ratio of compressor C-1 leads to reduction of utility requirements and required energy for separation.