Sentence examples for inherent elasticity from inspiring English sources
Having close correlation to the inherent elasticity and real molecular structure of the polymer, QM-FJC and QM-FRC are emerging as structure relevant models.
Their inherent elasticity helps re-center the structure after an earthquake.
The polymerization contraction stress does not correspond to the percentage shrinkage value provided by the Archimedes test method because the polymerization shrinkage force includes the inherent elasticity (E) of the composite.
Due to its inherent elasticity, skin shrinkage results in the decreased areola diameter.
FN linker domains and the FNIII modules possess inherent elasticity [ 179- 182].
An important characteristic of a tissue is its inherent elasticity, which may be altered by the pathophysiological processes associated with ageing, inflammation, and the presence of tumours.
The chief basis for assessing the effect of cigarette taxes on cigarette consumption and on consumption of betel nuts and alcoholic beverages is the inherent price elasticity of cigarettes and the cross price elasticity of cigarette price elasticity relative to betel nuts and of cigarettes relative to alcoholic beverages.
Specifically, this study assessed the effect of the NT$10 health tax imposed on each pack of cigarettes in 2006 on cigarette, betel nut, and alcoholic beverage consumption using the inherent price elasticity and the cross price elasticities of cigarettes-betel nuts and cigarettes-alcoholic beverages.
Past studies of the inherent price elasticity of cigarettes mostly obtained price elasticity values in the range of -0.5~-1.0 for cinarettes in mid-/low-income countries and -0.25~-0.5 in high-income countries [ 33].
Meanwhile degradable elastomeric polymers have gained increasing attentions in the field of tissue engineering, mainly because of the inherent structural elasticity of biological tissues.
However, ureteroscopy confers a risk of native upper urinary tract rupture due to inherent poor elasticity [ 53].
