Sentence examples for needed for penetration from inspiring English sources

As for the hammer-driven, low-speed type of mole, the basic principle of operation is to make full use of impacting movement to get energy needed for penetration.

Neither the decline in the fluorescence nor its subsequent recovery had fully stabilised during the times allowed here, perhaps due to the time needed for penetration into this large structure, or the presence of other fluorescent material.

For nanowires with square cross-sections, the existence of sharp edges makes dislocation nucleation feasible at a lower stress than that needed for dislocation penetration through the twin boundaries, leading to a twin-spacing dependence of strength.

One of the downsides of these methods using contrast injection is the time needed for the penetration of the Gd-based contrast material in the perilymph (approximately 4 h) while the required injection also exposes the patient to potential Gd-related risks.

Computing a ratio between the forces needed for initial penetration and a then the collar, in essence, an overshooting of the system conveys that at least five times the force is needed.

Larger canned products require higher F0 -values, even up to 20 25, owing to the longer period needed for heat penetration.

There were considerable differences between the tools regarding the force needed for tendon penetration and the size of the hole created.

Additionally, the rate of vancomycin treatment in the ZEPHyR study was lower because serum vancomycin levels did not reach the optimal levels needed for adequate penetration into the lung and therefore the efficacy of vancomycin was likely to have been underestimated in this study.

A relatively higher kVp is needed for optimal tissue penetration to optimize coronary imaging, while a lower kVp is useful to improve sensitivity for the detection of small differences in myocardial enhancement.

The protein mediates the breakdown of extra-cellular matrix a process needed for basement-membrane penetration during metastasis and its over-expression has been associated with many different tumours.

The overestimation in the model is due to the high influence of concrete resistivity and the definition of corrosion penetration needed for the initiation of a crack.