Sentence examples for mechanical loads need from inspiring English sources
We suggest that mechanical loads need to be greatly decreased on the proximal adductor tendon to allow a correct maturation of the ossification centre.
Low-magnitude mechanical load needs to be applied at high frequency in order to have an effect equivalent to high-magnitude mechanical load at lower frequency [ 16].
On Earth, the effects of gravity and mechanical loading are needed to maintain our bones.
A physical therapy program performs an important role after PRP injection treatment in patellar tendinopathy patients, because a mechanical loading is needed after this injection [ 30]. van Ark et al. [ 31] (prospective case-series study) reported the first results of a combination treatment of PRP injection followed by a well-described physical therapy program.
Ball bearings in wind turbines are subjected to extreme dynamic mechanical loads; nuclear fuel cladding needs to tolerate radiation; oil and gas infrastructures are aged by corrosion and fouling; solar concentrators and fuel cells suffer damage from high temperatures; and solar fuels production suffers from dissolution or corrosion in aggressive chemical environments.
Uncertainties in this design regarding fuel and clad dimensions needed to accommodate mechanical loads and fuel swelling are presented.
However, to understand the molecular mechanisms of mechanosensing and subsequent reinforcement of the mechanical coupling of the adhesion complex, further information on the response of other molecules of the adhesion complex to mechanical load will be needed.
The results of this study highlight the need to design exoskeletal interventions while anticipating how mechanical loads might be shifted or transferred with their use.
Moreover, continuous repairs and replacements of exhausted matrix components are urgently needed as the PDL is subjected to a variety of mechanical loads during mastication [ 1].
One hypothesis is that the muscles involved tend not to have (or need) stretch reflexes, as they normally perform their actions against relatively unchanging mechanical loads (e.g. the extraocular muscles).
Jocelyn M. Patterson, "Composite Cylinders under Hygrothermal and Mechanical Loads".
