Sentence examples for prosthesis properties from inspiring English sources
This new AIPP model includes features of both lumped parameter and roll-over models and describes prosthesis properties that are of importance in stance phase, including prosthetic foot geometry, normal stiffness, shear stiffness, and damping (energy dissipation).
When an amputated limb is augmented with a powered prosthesis, the stiffness properties of the resulting limb-prosthesis combination are an important aspect of the performance of the system.
Some tests were performed on the shells of a wide number of explanted prostheses, to evaluate the mechanical properties as a function of prostheses status at explantation (intact/ruptured) and variable degree of swelling.
Regardless of the model, however, the mechanically active cushion and the mechanical properties of the prosthesis are the same: The differences in thickness of the lordotic angle do not affect the prosthesis's mobility or its cushioning, even shock-absorbing, effect.
Consistent identification of these critical properties would aid prosthesis prescription.
Because LFP recordings are also more stable than spiking activity, LFPs seem an excellent signal to guide the implant of visual cortical prosthesis and monitor the response properties of the neuronal populations that are being stimulated.
It is unclear if fiber-reinforced fixed dental prostheses can be fabricated with physical properties that make them suitable for definitive prostheses.
It has also been widely used as a coating for metallic prostheses to improve their biological properties [9 11].
The goal of this study was to assess the efficacy, the safety and the healing properties of these prostheses.
The objective was to assess in an animal model the mechanical properties of five prostheses used for pelvic floor repair.
However, as Ti6Al4V is not bioactive in its conventional form, hydroxyapatite (HAp) and tricalcium phosphate (TCP) have been widely used as coatings of metal prostheses due to their osteogenic properties and ability to form strong bonds with bone tissue.
