Sentence examples for indicated no failure from inspiring English sources

The Tsai-Wu criterion showed similar scenario that ply-by-ply failure index quantities never exceeded one, which indicated no failure occurred.

The data from our previous studies indicated no failure type 3 in the groups I, II and III, except for twice within the TomoFix sm group and once in the Contour Lock group (Diffo Kaze, 2016; Diffo Kaze et al., 2015; Maas et al., 2013).

The maximum one of 0.9667 indicates no failure happened after removing a certain node.

After local tailoring of the laminate configuration throughout the propeller a maximum value of 0.7 is determined indicating no failure will occur under normal operation conditions.

The crash investigation, while still ongoing, has so far indicated no mechanical failure and focused on the pilots' failure to recognise that the plane was flying too low and too slowly as it approached the runway.

The Killip score (0 4) [23] was calculated to grade the severity of heart failure, with 0 indicating no heart failure and 4 indicating cardiogenic shock.

A recent study of a porous ductile material under pure shear has indicated that no failure is predicted, whereas a number of micro-mechanical analyses for simple shear have shown that a maximum shear stress is reached and failure occurs.

Both scanning electron microscopy and contact-angle studies on the fracture surfaces indicate no adhesive failure during peeling.

Simulations indicate no structural failure is predicted for all components in the given solar tracker under all of the given loading conditions according to the von Mises failure criterion.

NA indicates no amplification (failures), likely because of mutations in the priming sites or incomplete sequencing of VNTR regions and does not necessarily indicate absence of a VNTR region.

The clinical outcomes of eligible patients are classified in three groups: successful (no signs or symptoms of infection and no further need for antimicrobial therapy); failure (indicating no improvement, infection progression, or death due to infection); or late failure (indicating recurrence between cessation of antibiotic therapy and follow-up).