Sentence examples for proper rupture from inspiring English sources
The proper rupture area of the earthquake was estimated applying the trimming criterion of Somerville et al. (1999) into the derived slip model.
We applied the trimming criterion of Somerville et al. (1999) to remove columns of their average slip below 0.3 times the average slip of the entire fault (0.69 m in this study) from our slip model in order to estimate the proper rupture area of the earthquake.
It is therefore crucial to recognise imaging signs of impending and complete AAA ruptures as proper identification of these rupture signs will have important repercussions on treatment promptness and prognosis.
By employing proper electrical programming to control formation and rupture of CF at the particular switching layer, complementary switching (CS) characteristics can be achieved.
Even if the proper physical examination is performed, patellar tendon rupture can be easily missed in patients with multitrauma, obesity and knee hemathrosis [3, 8].
Specimens with proper geometrical shape were designed to avoid possible ruptures and to reduce material thinning in the critical regions.
Handbook use is also associated with greater knowledge of the risks of membrane rupture (Hagiwara et al. 2013), ANC information, proper nutrition during pregnancy and child health care (Baequni and Nakamura 2012).
Instead of facilitating gating mechanism of the potassium ion channel, it is plausible that the parasite protein disables the proper functioning of the ion channel, thus, mediating host-cell rupture.
Attempts to dig out the basement without proper precautions, they fear, could cause the walls to shift or rupture, leading to flooding and the destabilization of nearby buildings.
This may be particularly useful in challenging cases, when consideration of the predictive morphometric features and estimation of the potential rupture risk provide additional data supporting the decision concerning proper aneurysm management.
The resulting malformed neovascularized mass can be easily ruptured, leading to hemorrhagic events within the vocal fold proper, which in turn hinder normal propagation of vocal fold mucosal waves and cause increased vocal effort.
