Sentence examples for micro examination from inspiring English sources

The interface properties of the composite are discussed by micro examination and axial loading.

Individual samples from 27 different joint stacks in three test geometries; lap-shear, coach-peel and cross-tension were evaluated for quasi-static and fatigue performance; micro examination was also conducted on some of the samples to assess weld quality.

He was planning to write a book, later published as "Nine Innings," that would be a micro-examination of a single baseball game, between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Baltimore Orioles.

Micro-examination of the kidneys of mice treated with FADDI-019 showed mild tubular dilation and degeneration, and no tubular casts were identified.

The Web-KIDMAP approach is invented by the authors as a means to perform macro- and micro-examinations of hospital performance [ 31], to provide much more valuable information than that generated by the traditional Quest software [ 30].

Micro structural examination reveals three separate zones namely fully plasticized zone, partially deformed zone and unaffected base material zone.

The micro CT examination showed higher bone volume/total volume, trabecula thickness and bone mineral density in the LPS/MPS + PTH group compared with the LPS/MPS + NS group.

The secondary crack is located near the main crack as per the macro examination and micro analysis on the fracture of a PDM (Positive Displacement Motor) shell with special taper thread, and serious defects are produced at the bottom of thread surface in the process of main crack fracture.

Micro-structural examination shows that the wear of coating is dominated by micro-cutting, WC particles pull-out and sub-surface indentation-induced sub-surface cracking, while the main wear mechanism of the gray casting iron is micro-cutting and plastic deformation.

Micro-structural examination using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis shows finer and more evenly distributed particle orientation across the substrate surface.

Meanwhile, at his Upon Closer Inspection blog, Matloff gives an intriguing micro-level examination of why one particular firm is facing what it claims to be a talent shortage that requires admitting more workers from abroad.