Sentence examples for loads borne by from inspiring English sources
During this phase, the loads borne by the slabs can be even higher than their design loads.
Finally, in third place, any major increase in the loads borne by the ST joint increases the areas of contact in the anterior part of the joint and transfers the pressure point in that direction, probably due to flattening of the anterior longitudinal arc and talar slippage in response to increased load.
Liana loads borne by trees at different sites were highly variable and unrelated to slope.
In particular, the large loads borne by soldiers, the high intensity training programs and the influence of footwear have been identified as significant causative factors of lower limb injury in military populations.
Pollinarium loads borne by these moths ranged from a maximum of 0.8 (SE = 0.2) in T. inferior to 0.5 (SE = 0.50) in H. armigera.
On the other hand, being a weight-bearing site, one would expect that heel bone mass would reflect the physical loads borne by the knees, but not necessarily loading of bones in the hand.
…surgery are employed: one, an osteotomy, involves reshaping the upper end of the femur so that the load borne by the joint is distributed more efficiently; the other requires removal of the diseased tissue and replacement by an artificial joint.
Even Alessandro Del Piero's natural gifts might not be sufficient if Il Pinturicchio was forced to carry the load borne by one-time Brazilian goal-king, and more recently Newcastle Jets comedy act, Mario Jardel.
Lunate strain was monitored by electronic strain gauges and found to be proportional to the axial load borne by the bone.
Therefore, the load borne by the TMJ was not considered to be harmful in any case of occlusal adjustment or load because the occlusal force itself was kept comparatively small even if the percentage of the bearing load increased.
Participants consistently perceived that the wide straps better cushioned the load borne by the straps, which is logical considering the greater surface area over which to distribute the load generated at the bra strap-shoulder interface.
