Sentence examples for intensifying factor from inspiring English sources

Works in this paper lead to the relationship between dimensionless stress intensifying factor and the fracture tip radius, which is the complementary part to the analytical procedures of ideal situations.

Furthermore, the limited treatment options for a calculated therapy and therewith the risk of an inappropriate therapy are an intensifying factor of this problem [ 19].

After developing the analytical framework of underlying and intensifying factors of conflicting objectives, this qualitative inquiry examines the housing reconstruction program conducted after the 2003 earthquake in Bam.

In this paper, based on a large number of elaborate experiments, finite element analysis (FEA) is employed to investigate the width influence of pre-fractures on stress intensifying factors (SIF).

The questionnaire which has a modular approach to disease assessment consists of demographic data, pain variables, pain relieving and intensifying factors, previous treatment procedures, disease related disability, social factors and health related quality of life.

In addition, dynamic stress intensify factor is calculated to be β≈1.5 and an "impact caused brittleness" effect in PVB laminated material is discussed.

A three parameter multiple regression model is developed for the prediction of the fatigue crack growth rate as a function of stress ratio, crack closure and stress intensify factor range for Ti-6Al-4V.

Neither established risk factors nor endothelial function or other novel biomarkers and their changes during a 3 months period of intensified risk factor management were able to explain changes of carotid atherosclerosis.

43 Clinicians should be aware of this vulnerability and intensify risk factor control in South Asians.

In this study we did not investigate the additional predictive value of CIMT for cardiovascular events but the change of CIMT by intensified risk factor treatment.

In contrast, ErbB2-dependent impairment of EGFR downregulation both prolongs and intensifies growth factor signalling (Huang et al, 1999), an outcome associated with the increased apoptosis reported here.