Sentence examples for null load from inspiring English sources
The images from left to right of each row show the crack distribution and growth when the applied load reached the levels of null, peak load, 70% post-peak load, 40% post-peak load and 20% post-peak load; in addition, the rock particles of the null load are marked according to the CT images).
(E, F ) Ca2+ signals of capacitated sperm induced by cyclic nucleotide analogs (10 mM) in wild-type (E ) and CatSper- null (F ) sperm loaded with the fluorescent Ca2+ indicator Cal-520 in a stopped-flow device.
The signal provided to the load is null but switching losses are paid thus reducing power efficiency.
A FAP is not necessarily active, meaning that there may be no user in communication with this FAP (its traffic load is null), except the user for which the coverage is simulated.
Sometimes the loading (or null indication) component on the output port of the bridge will be included in the bridge topology as shown in figure 1.9.
In HCV genotype 1 infected patients, those with high viral loads, mostly null responders or relapsers, the SOC treatment with pegylated interferon plus ribavirin for 48 weeks achieves 50% SVR [ 31– 31].
It can be noted that dynamic identification requires a sudden decrease in flexural stiffness of the beam at midspan for the load case with null prestressing force.
On its maiden day in office, the new government announced that a privatisation programme launched to trim the country's staggering €320bn debt load was in effect null and void.
To evaluate the contribution of UT-B to the excretion of a urea load, UT-B-null and wild-type mice were given an acute urea load of 300 μmol.
(E ) Western blot of total myosin light chain 2 (MLC2) and phosphorylated myosin light chain (p-MLC2) in P0 wild-type or miR-1 null hearts; GAPDH serves as loading control.
The Tukey Honestly Significant Difference (HSD) post hoc test was used to compare the differences between two compressive loading conditions when the null hypothesis of ANOVA analysis was rejected.
