Sentence examples for liner weight from inspiring English sources

It was found that a first order kinetics model could well be used to describe the loss of liner weight over time (R2 = 0.94).

The 9.5 EB liners gained weight presumably due to increased fluid absorption, in addition to that measured in loaded soaked control implants.

Nowadays, a lot of research is conducted on the reduction of weight by liner replacement.

Koehestanie, P. et al. Duodenal jejunal bypass liner implantation provokes rapid weight loss and improved glycemic control, accompanied by elevated fasting ghrelin levels.

In addition, the higher wettability of surfaces with TiO2 can enhance their ability to form chemisorbed lubricating films, which can potentially lower the friction coefficient against ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene liner, thus reducing its wear rate.

Babies were considered to have asymmetric growth when the percentiles were disproportionate, generally following the pattern of total weight before liner growth before head circumference (i.e. weight centile < length centile < head centile).

Tollbäck et al. [ 25] recommended adding 0.1 0.35% (v/v) of dodecane with multibaffled liners to trap low molecular weight congeners and changing the liner every 200 injections.

The Multigen Plus implant is a non-constrained surface replacement consisting of symmetrical, cruciate-retaining, cemented metallic femoral and tibial components and fixed-bearing ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene liners.

In order to reduce weight, a new liner-less technology without cast iron liner is anticipated to be put into practice in the field of aluminum cylinder block manufacture.

Individual liner plates are light in weight and are easily erected by hand.

They triggered oxidation and tangibly affected an advanced highly cross-linked sequentially irradiated and annealed ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) liner (increase in oxidation index up to ΔOI~1.2 after 5 × 105 cycles under dynamic swing conditions).