Sentence examples for index of damage from inspiring English sources
As an index of damage - inflicted by a smothering mother who was still bottle-feeding Pippa when she was 16 years old - this is both accurate and disturbing.
The value of this parameter and its changes is the index of damage in the specimens.
A modified index of damage (MID) is proposed in this study to enable field applicability.
An index of damage introduced in a previous study based on cumulative AE energy was investigated for damage assessment.
In this study, we used a sentry function to assess the damage process of the specimens that were under uniaxial loading and calculated the index of damage (ID) and the modified index of damage (MID) to analyse the damage of the specimens that were under cyclic uniaxial loading.
Moreover, the index of damage (ID) derived from the AE energy parameters obtained during the first stage of damage was found to be useful as an indicator for evaluating the extent of corrosion damage of RC beam specimens at initial loadings.
Lactate Dehydrogenase and AcP activities may be indicators of damage to the plasmolemma and the midpiece area of the sperm structure, whereas AS and β-N-AGase activities may be useful indices of damage to the acrosome in cryopreserved semen.
In Rcan1 KO mice there was no significant difference between the AM- and PM-operated hearts, which displayed greater indices of damage similar to that of PM-operated WT animals.
The acoustic entropy has an advantage over the conventional indices of damage as it can be employed directly in the online sensor based structural health monitoring schemes as a diagnosis feature.
The mRNA levels of cytochrome b (Cytb), superoxide dismutase-2 (Sod2), and thioredoxin reductase-2 (Txnrd2) were measured as indices of damage and recovery of mitochondrial respiratory and antioxidant capacity, respectively (Fig. 3a, 3b, 3c).
Ultrastructural changes in cellular organelles during storage and seed germination rates are valuable indices of damage that occurs during seed ageing.
