Sentence examples for most suitable mechanical from inspiring English sources
The most suitable mechanical endoscopic hemostasis for a bleeding Dieulafoy's lesion (DL) is not yet well established.
Due to the large number of design variables for laminate composite structures, the use of an optimum stacking sequence is a key step in the design of a structure with the most suitable mechanical properties.
Also, of the 3D matrices, hydrogels may prove most suitable for analysis of mechanical response as they are homogeneous from the outset and fully surround cells embedded within.
In this study, scaffold 3 showed a favorable mechanical property that was found to range between the spongy bone structure of 2 and 12 MPa [ 26] with a compressive strength of 3.4 MPa, making this composition most suitable in terms of mechanical properties.
The merits and demerits of these material systems are evaluated in the context of mechanical properties most suitable for total joint replacement such as a hip implant.
The choice of a most suitable model of an electro-mechanical system depends on many variables, such as a scale of the system, type and frequency range of its operation, or power requirements.
Finally, with the thermal and mechanical properties considered, the most suitable porosity in NPBs is indicated for thermoelectric application.
Epoxy resins are the most common structural adhesives used due to their suitable mechanical, thermal and chemical properties, despite their low ductility.
The merits of these biomaterial systems are evaluated in the context of the mechanical properties and biomedical performances most suitable for bone healing.
Epoxy resins are the most common structural adhesives used due to their suitable mechanical, thermal and chemical properties, as well for their low ductility and low toughness.
Based on the results of the study, brushing seems to be the most suitable method for DAP application, as it induces significant mechanical improvement but still limited microstructural, physical and chromatic alterations.
