Sentence examples for mean load at from inspiring English sources

Thus, ({mathcal{P}}_{w,h}) is simply the mean load at weekday w and hour h.

No statistically significant differences in mean load at 2-mm gap formation were registered between the two barbed groups.

In this study, a significant increase in mean load at 2-mm gap formation with barbed sutures was exhibited, independently of suture material, compared with a traditional Kessler suture.

The two-sample Student t-test demonstrated a significant increase in mean load at 2-mm gap formation with barbed sutures, independently from suture material, when compared to a traditional Kessler suture.

Mean load at failure with centered loads was greatest in blocks with 0% DAR loss (P < 0.001).

The PBSF and MTF group showed significantly higher mean load at 2 mm and 3 mm displacement compared with the AFRIF, LPF, TPF, and HPF group (P < 0.05).

As anticipated, the number of loading cycles to failure exceeded 106 under low mean loads at low amplitudes with an increase in the load leading to a decrease in the number of cycles to failure.

The associations between the self-reported symptoms, muscle strength, mean load carried at the time the symptoms began, number of affected nerves, BMI, and body structure were evaluated.

At six weeks in the external fixation group the mean load and stress at failure for the healing tibial osteotomies was 25.9 N (sd 10.6) and 21.8 N/mm (sd 3.0), respectively, and 166.4 N (sd 50.8) and 160.1 N/mm (sd 50.8) for the intact contralateral tibiae, respectively.

The trend of the S15-A10 set in Fig. 8 is typical of a joint undergone ageing treatment; in fact, the mean load values decrease gradually at increasing ageing time.

Fatigue extrusions imply a dynamic form of crack closure that could develop immediately at the crack tip even for fatigue at high mean load.