Sentence examples for roughness risk from inspiring English sources

However, the presence of some independent systemic/patient-related (i.e. smoking) and local (i.e. residual cement, dimension of the keratinized tissue, surface roughness) risk indicators may increase the probability of the disease occurring [3].

Optimal VTE prevention has not been achieved, partly because of the roughness of the existing risk stratification system.

Soil surface characteristics did change: Manning's n and random roughness both decreased, increasing the risk and erosivity of overland flow.

Results from the analysis results show that RAP had little effects on longitudinal cracking, transverse cracking, and roughness, but slightly increased the risk of fatigue cracking and weakened pavement structure.

In particular, the Minimum Noise Fraction (MNF) approach has been applied to assess landing risks quantitatively based on the surface roughness of the resultant topographic products.

However, under conditions of high wind velocity the change in surface roughness caused a locally significant increase in the windthrow risk.

Finally, in the case of dangerous/aggressive driving, the driver is told to drive to the limit his aggressiveness (without putting the driver at risk), which generally results in impatience and roughness while driving.

To illustrate the utility of the approach, the crack initiation risk in a stick slip (fretting) contact is investigated for different surface roughness values.

Increasing the implant surface roughness enhances its adhesion to the soft tissue, but can also increase the infection risk due to the bacterial accommodation in the space between its valleys and peaks.

The fact that vibration amplitude can benefit balance control raises the possibility of minimizing risk of falling through appropriate changes in the design of footwear and roughness of the walking surfaces.

The simulations agreed with the engineering experiences that reduced surface roughness improves rolling contact fatigue resistance and that improved lubrication lengthens spalling lives and decreases fatigue risk.