Sentence examples for load attributed from inspiring English sources

The doctors' action has further strained a struggling public health system, which is also battling shortages of critical drugs and a huge patient load attributed to H.I.V. and AIDS.

Besides serving as formwork, the RPC tube can provide excellent stiffness and can directly carry considerable axial load attributed to its ultra-high compressive strength.

Raluy et al. showed that more than 90% of the environmental loads (energy use, raw materials, emissions, and waste products) of desalination plants are associated with the operating stage of the plants, with less than 10% of the load attributed to construction and end-of-life emissions [12].

First insight into the evolutionary dynamics of R5 and X4 viruses can be gained by investigating the time course of viral load attributed to each subtype in the model.

This instrument was used to measure five cognitive illness representations (consequences, timeline, personal control, treatment, and symptom load attributed to IGT), two emotional representations (concern and negative emotion affect attributed to having IGT), and perceived knowledge of IGT.

The total viral load attributed to R5 and X4 viruses can be derived to leading to equations (6) and (7) (v(n R 5, n X 4) = v R 5(n R 5, n X 4) + v X 4(n R 5, n X 4)).

Therefore, a similar check as explained above could be made to determine whether existing towers are capable of withstanding the loads attributed to the new electricity generating SWT.

It was found that the FRP retrofits greatly improved shear strength under reversed cyclic loading, attributed to the relatively elastic-like behaviour of the retrofitted specimens.

Dimorphodon has been found to be a particularly heavyset pterosaur with relatively high wing loading, attributes found in modern fliers like rails and galliforms [24], [81] that find flight particularly energetically expensive.

Quantitative loading structure performance maps are developed between the response variables and structural and load attributes.

There is also strong evidence that repetitive loading affect both discs and vertebrae, and can cause pathologies such as disc degeneration and disc hernias depending on load attributes (Parkinson & Callaghan 2009; Tsai et al. 1998; Yu et al. 2003).