Sentence examples for required to puncture from inspiring English sources

We first demonstrate that in striped bass (Morone saxatilis), the scales increase by four to five times the force required to puncture the skin.

For these technologies we sought to address two important questions: 1) On the scale at which the device operates, what forces are required to puncture the skin?

The force in gram (g) required to puncture into the gel (breaking force) and the distance (in mm) at which the ball probe punctured into the gel (deformation) were recorded.

Conversely, films with nonwoven textile deformed less under pressure, and greater strength and more work were generally required to puncture them.

Whereas bilayers corresponding to S phase cells (P0) exhibited moderate mechanical stability of ∼4 nN, the distinct phases found in the bilayers formed from cytokinesis cells exhibit increasingly larger forces required to puncture the membrane, culminating in the P3 phase.

The strength required to puncture the films without nonwoven textile was 2.38 ± 0.09 N (20CHDG) to 6.01 ± 0.43 N (C), versus 2.75 ± 0.22 N (20CHDG-T) to 6.83 ± 0.18 N (C-T) for films prepared by impregnation (Table 4).

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The power setting required to make an appropriate puncture in the ILM is another important issue.

Physicians may have diagnosed more aseptic meningitis in response to WNV publicity; however, physicians more likely recognized that the risk and discomfort of a lumbar puncture required to diagnose meningitis outweighed the public health interest in identifying an untreatable condition, WNV meningitis.

Error bars represent the 95% confidence limits of the means Fig. 4 Graph showing the mean number of skin punctures required to achieve successful venepuncture for each of the two approaches.

To diagnose the neurological late stage of the disease, a lumbar puncture is required to identify trypanosomes and count white blood cells in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).