Dynamic softening leads to an increase in the velocity of shear band sliding, with resultant shear offset, which can be successfully captured by a linear softening model.
However, the commercial-scale viability of these additional unit operations needs to be evaluated to confirm that the resultant yield increases offset the increased capital and operational costs they present.
To offset the resultant drop in the number of pool games from 40 to 30 the top eight non-qualifiers would also enter a plate-type competition – the Lomu Bowl perhaps – to run concurrently with the Webb Ellis Cup knockout stages.
The resultant average onset and offset delays are 2.4s and 0.5s, respectively.
The program may be appropriate for incorporation into routine post-discharge support if shown to be effective and if costs of implementation are offset by resultant cost savings.
Whether these advantages of local IRB review offset the resultant problems, and whether a system can be implemented that yields these benefits, while avoiding the disadvantages of local review, is not evident.
To study whether the range of knee flexion (ROF) is affected by geometrical mismatch of the femoral component and the resultant change in the posterior condylar offset (PCO) after high-flexion posterior-stabilized total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
Unfortunately any resultant spectacle value is quite decidedly offset by the pungent stench that inevitably spews forth from the breached and broken orifice.
Firstly, the number of cycles during PCR should be reduced to prevent undesired mutations; the resultant lower product yield can be offset by increasing the starting template concentration.
The events of movement onset and offset were determined from the resultant reach wrist velocity using a custom-written algorithm (Microsoft Excel 2002), with minimal resultant velocity used to indicate the onset and offset events for the movement phases inherent to skilled reaching.
