The severity of the loading causes local plastic deformation which ultimately results in the development of the favorable residual stresses.
The proposed numerical model supports the theory that pulsation loads occur in almost all bins and whether the induced dynamic loads cause any quaking problems are dependent on the severity of the loads, natural frequencies of the bin and its supporting structure.
The differences between the first and the latter studies may be due to differences in the severity of the loading condition, as in the LV it was shown that the effects of PDE5 inhibition are dependent upon the severity of the loading condition [ 91].
The flexibility of the lamellae is instrumental to the redistribution of the compressive stresses in the underlying tissue, decreasing the severity of the concentrated load produced by the action of a tooth.
They may depend on the severity of the bacterial load, the duration of microbial exposure, the type of bacterial predominance (aerobic, anaerobic, or mixed), and the patient's predisposition, including underlying diseases and individual susceptibility to infection [ 13, 14].
The disease severity in the high viral load group was greater than the severity of the low viral load group.
The severity of the through-thickness loads has been varied using cylindrical indenters of different radii, up to the loads near the through-thickness compressive failure stress of the cross-ply laminate.
It can be also used for the evaluation of the severity of the in-service loads, useful step in a reliability approach, in order to optimize the geometry with respect to the fatigue damage.
This model, an extension of Sonsino's effective equivalent stress amplitude method, consists of four material parameters accounting for the severity of nonproportional loading paths, the material's susceptibility to nonproportional hardening, the material's fatigue life under shear versus normal stresses, and the mean stress effect.
They reported that the expression of Prx1 and Prx6 is selectively regulated in alveolar type II cells isolated from vitamin E-depleted rats, depending on the severity of oxidative load.
The time to positivity of blood cultures depends on the severity of the disease, the bacterial/fungal load, the type of pathogen and its growth capacity, polymicrobial infection, the volume of cultured blood, the system used for blood culturing, the time from sampling to incubation, and last but not least the presence of growth suppressants (for example, antibiotics) [ 22- 24].
