Sentence examples for increasing mechanical stress from inspiring English sources
Increasing mechanical stress leads to a shift of the particle size distribution to smaller sizes.
By further increasing the diameter of the glass beads and increasing mechanical stress, the morphology was driven toward mycelial growth and the productivity was decreased.
The results showed that the fracture network within the EDZ was initially interconnected and opened for gas flow (particularly along the drift) and then progressively closed with the increasing mechanical stress applied on the drift wall.
Background context: Spinal fusion has some adverse effects, such as nonunion and pain at the site of grafted bone, and fusion with rigid spinal instrumentation especially may have the possibility of increasing mechanical stress on the segments adjacent to the site of fusion.
We created joint instability by transecting the anterior cruciate ligament in a rat model and found that increasing mechanical stress and altering loading on the articular cartilage is characterized by progressive and gradual changes in the histology of articular cartilage.
As shown in Figure 12, the Fano dip exhibited a blue shift with increasing mechanical stress for the polarization along the direction of stress while it shifted to lower frequencies for the perpendicular polarization.
Identification of an underlying source of increased mechanical stress on the affected body part can influence the course of care and treatment for a callus.
In cases of posterior non-union, hypertrophy of the anterior arch and cortical bone thickening of the posterior arches have been observed and interpreted as adaptive responses of the atlas to increased mechanical stress.
The presence of a filling material adds resistance that requires increased mechanical stress when compared to primary root canal treatment.
"If [high heels] increase mechanical stress on knees, then that would potentially be a risk factor for osteoarthritis," says Mark Chance, a biophysicist at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx.
However, this would move the WT away from its optimal operating curve and results in reduced power capture and increased mechanical stress.
