Sentence examples for retained stress from inspiring English sources
A new stress partitioning approach has been developed to estimate retained stress levels and results compare favourably with FE analysis and available experimental data.
Post-WGD, the duplicate genes specialized with one losing a positive function and the other a negative one, while both retained "stress response control".
In addition, there is interaction between SLP-2 with Yme1L and shYme1L cells retain stress-induced mitochondrial hyperfusion.
In the elastic region, the decline of increasing rate of ferrite stress is accompanied by the sudden increase of martensite and retained austenite stresses, which indicates a stress transfer from ferrite to martensite and retained austenite.
Thermal annealing of the material resulted in a remarkable increase in ductility (elongation to fracture of more than 20% for all heat-treated samples) while high strength is retained (yield stress ranging from 210 to 315 MPa).
Elk-1 makes an attractive model as SUMOylation promotes its transcriptional-repressive properties and, depending on the stimulus received, SUMOylation is either retained (upon stress signalling) or lost (upon mitogenic signalling).
The relative frequency analysis of paralogous genes using synonymous substitution rate Ks showed that younger duplicate genes were more likely to be retained during stress responses and thus exhibits retention of expression.
It has retained the stressed native structure typical of the inhibitor members of the family, and the transition from the stressed to the relaxed conformation of the protein has been adapted to allow altered hormone delivery at inflammatory sites [ 6].
The imperfections in whatever is being sampled are retained, the stresses and flaws and cracks.
The helical structure of BSA was completely retained in stressed samples at 0.1% concentration of TPA.
Finite element modelling is shown to provide a useful approach for estimating the level and distributions of retained residual stresses.
