Sentence examples for more severe structural from inspiring English sources

Regeneration at 750°C causes more severe structural changes and produces a marked deterioration in the global kinetics of the second sulfidation cycle.

Compared with fixed-bottom installation, deep water floating wind turbine has to undergo more severe structural loads due to extra degrees of freedom.

Floating wind turbines are subjected to more severe structural loads than fixed-bottom wind turbines due to additional degrees of freedom (DOFs) of their floating foundations.

However, because these mutants also have more severe structural defects than osm-3 [10] [12], [12], it does not exclude the possibility that only exposed neurons are involved (but see below).

Indeed, these changes might be precursors of more severe structural changes and might be, at least in part, responsible for the functional changes and cognitive deficits revealed early in alcohol dependence [10].

Lower weighted entropy denotes higher conservation level while higher structural sensitivity indicates more severe structural constraints.

Therefore, podocyte injury is associated with the development of albuminuria and the appearance of more severe glomerular structural abnormalities [ 4].

Moreover, the attenuation of this effect was larger in patients with more severe amygdala structural pathology, suggesting a direct causal role for the amygdala.

At the 7th and 14th days, the KGF1 groups showed severe edema, more profound necrosis, severe structural damage, increased necrotic degeneration, and pyknosis more than the control group.

Some degree of disc degeneration is a physiologic process associated with aging, however, more severe degeneration and/or structural abnormality may be indicative of a pathologic process or injury and is more commonly present in those suffering from LBP.

Impaired FWT is assumed to indicate a more severe functional and structural membrane lesion due to aquaporin disfunction or interstitial changes [ 6, 14– 16], but there are no clinical studies exploring the associations between effluent HGF, ultrafiltration failure, FWT and small-solute transport.