Sentence examples for more appropriate strength from inspiring English sources
In fact, compared with clinically used metallic implants, CFR-PEEK implants can be designed with more appropriate strength, toughness, or stiffness by the arrangement of reinforcing fiber volume and orientation, and can provide better fatigue resistance [5].
Because most functional activities are dynamic, evaluating isokinetic shoulder strength may be more appropriate when relating strength to functional performance and clinical outcome.
She'd been black for about three months, she explained; prior to that she'd been kawaii, but had decided that the bodikon look was a more appropriate expression of her strength and sexiness.
A quantification on a continuum between fully state and fully trait may be more appropriate to measure the strength of state trait characteristics.
Although torsional or 3-point bending tests could be more appropriate to study the strength of bone-implant interface, it could not be performed due to the lacking of appropriate jig in our facilities.
It is found in the experiment that both the strength and ductility of corroded stirrups decrease with the increase of corrosion and that the hemispherical model for the pit shape is more appropriate for the prediction of strength reduction of corroded stirrups.
8 Finally, the practitioner is sometimes faced with the question of whether a diagnosis of sarcopenia or loss of strength is more appropriate for a specific patient.
Because the treatment variable was naturally binomial in our database, we sought to propose a more appropriate solution to evaluate the strength of the association between the IV and treatment.
Child muscle strength has rarely been reported as torque, although torque is a more appropriate measure than linear force.
In this case, the strength model seems more appropriate than the inference model.
Strength exercises could be more appropriate for heavier people and might therefore be a valuable component in physical activity programs for people who are overweight or obese.
