Sentence examples for indicating failure of from inspiring English sources
Finally, there is a phase when the load displacement curve descends, indicating failure of the material.
A discussion of Thes study's results against the bacoefficient a similarly cofducted previous study ofriction:H-based coating system reveals some similarities, but also significant differences in the tribological and mechanical behaviour of both types of amorphous carbon.
In the uterus, where successful formation of shelled eggs represents the culmination of a complex sequence of cytokinetic, cytological and synthetic activity involving the vitelline follicles, the ovary and the Mehlis' gland, histological evidence indicating failure of ovigenesis was evident from 24 h post-treatment onwards.
Phenol content increased significantly in plants at different amendment rates (20, 40, and 60% MSWVC); however, a decrease was noticed in 80 and 100% MSWVC indicating failure of plant defense system at higher doses at 45 DAG (Fig. 2).
The report said: "The crew of the helicopter carried out a controlled ditching following indications of a failure of the main gearbox (MGB) lubrication system and, subsequently, a warning indicating failure of the emergency lubrication system.
In two stable RNAi clones, the relative GFP mRNA levels were significantly (4-6× fold) upregulated after induction of apoptosis as compared to the levels seen prior to apoptosis (Fig. 1B, lanes 5-8 and 9-12), indicating failure of stable RNAi of GFP and the accumulation of its transcripts from 24 h onwards.
On the contrary, smaller parenchyma cells and greater intercellular spaces were observed in these fruits, indicating failures of cell adhesion and expansion in this fruit compartment (Figure 10A, B) promoted by TAGL1 silencing.
A too large γ ^ T D A - E D E usually indicates failure of I/Q imbalance estimation.
During chemical castration, growing PSA levels can indicate failure of the therapy.
This indicates failure of EPO effect rather than failure of production as the mechanism for the anaemia of critical illness.
Figure 4 shows several specimens of injected embryos (arrowheads indicate failure of intercalation and arrows indicate normal intercalation).
