Sentence examples for life of the sample from inspiring English sources

The demographic and clinical characteristics, type of decision, and quality of life of the sample are presented in Table  3.

Wear life of the samples decreased beyond 10 wt.% titanium in the film.

Furthermore, carbides and sulfides accelerated the intergranular corrosion of the samples, shortening the service life of the samples.

Some unpredictability in the fatigue life of the samples was observed as scattering in the stress vs. lifetime plot.

Using aggressive TMF testing conditions, the average life of the samples increased by 47% using the molten caustic immersion to remove the embedded grit particles.

Using the SIF for several points of the crack front and the Paris law of the material, the evolution of any crack front can be estimated after a set of fatigue cycles and, consequently, the fatigue life of the samples under study from a given initial crack can be predicted.

Furthermore, we found that the HIP treatment deteriorated the LCF performance of the material, suggesting that a high content of annealing twins present in the HIPed material microstructure has a larger effect on shortening the life of the samples than porosity.

Results indicate that the maximum RCF life of the treated sample prolong by 6.5 times at a Hertzian stress level of 5.1 GPa and 90% confidence level, respectively.

The results indicate that the presence of the coating gives rise to a reduction in the fatigue life of the coated samples tested in air in comparison with the uncoated specimens.

Moreover, the fatigue life values of the samples with rest periods were significantly higher than for continuously loaded samples loaded under the same conditions.

These differences may indicate adaptive forces acting on the immune system or simply different life histories of the sampled specimens.