In contrast, PU2 has a Tg of 49 °C and at room temperature it has a high modulus and strength but a much smaller tensile failure strain.
Similarly, unicortical locked plating of the osteotomized radii specimens had a much smaller torque to failure when compared to bicortical non-locked plating of the osteotomized specimens.
Such clusters would then have to be interpreted not as long sustained transmission chains of TDR, but as several independent emergence events associated with treatment failures followed by much smaller TDR transmission chains.
After that quixotic failure, Aronofsky made a much smaller film which, in both scope and style, came across as a sort of detox project – The Wrestler.
We have suggested that the true ER signature may be much smaller than originally proposed due to a failure to appreciate the close association between luminal cell differentiation and ER activity.
"I'm quite confident that the system is sound to a level where we will not see false failures, even on a much smaller scale," he said.
After all, on a much smaller scale in eastern Germany, a post-Communist failure to absorb capitalist pressures had already become clear.
A previous analysis of the database based on a much smaller patient population focused on risk of congestive heart failure among users of older oral antidiabetes drugs and insulin.
But a ban on some injections is expected to have a much smaller impact, since 70 to 80percentt of users with kidney failure have already shifted to intravenous use, the company said.
In particular, the error event analysis for the (1296,648) code in Figure 5 indicates for 12 iterations a number of remaining errors much smaller than for 25 iterations, whenever there is a decoding failure.
