Sentence examples for life ratios from inspiring English sources

Both warm and hot mix asphalt mixtures have very high fatigue life ratios with induction heating, which means that induction heating can improve the durability of WMA.

The fatigue test was interrupted at different fatigue life ratios (n/Nf) and modal testing was conducted to determine the change in modal parameters.

An exponential and quadratic equations have been obtained which correlate fatigue life ratio to damping ratio and resonant frequency respectively.

The creep fatigue life ratio decreased as the principal strain ratio increased which indicates that larger creep damage occurred at larger principal strain ratio.

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The influence of cyclic hardening at low temperature during IP-TMF applying a very large ΔT seems to reduce the fatigue life ratio again, because of the rather high stress amplitude established.

It was noticed from the curves representing exponential and quadratic equations that the value of damping ratio ξ is more noticeable than the value of frequency, which means that the extent of fatigue damage determines the damping ratio, hence damping ratio could be said to be a good indicator of the fatigue life ratio.

When children arrive, they upend our routines, our sense of self and our work-to-life ratios.

For the holo/apo-HRP and RNase A/S pairs endolysosomal half-life ratios were 3.8 and >20, respectively.

The equality of distribution of protein half-life ratios (Fig. 3B) was examined using a test of proportions.

To examine and compare differences between groups for protein turnover (Table S1) and protein abundance (Table S3), we created heat map of proteins in IPA canonical pathways, ordered by the significance of the IPA pathway (Fig. 5). Figure 5A displays the heat maps of the protein half-life ratios.