Sentence examples for sliding compared with from inspiring English sources

In laboratory evaluation, Blunn et al. [1] found a dramatically increased polyethylene wear with cyclic sliding compared with compression or rolling because of increased subsurface shear stresses, concluding that low-conformity components (i.e. fixed bearings) inserted with high ligamentous laxity are susceptible to antero-posterior sliding and hence high wear [1].

To assess the accuracy of vaginal pH measurement on wet mount microscopy slides compared with direct measurements on fresh vaginal fluid.

When analysing results using the ICC method, four samples were excluded from the analyses because of the presence of the same or a lower number of cells scored as tumour cells in the AE1/AE3 slides compared with the corresponding negative controls, resulting in a total of 234 evaluable patient samples.

Another advantage of the machine with cold-chamber pressure is less wear sliding, compared to corresponding machines with vertical-pressure chamber.

This represented a 2% year-on-year fall and a 5.3% slide compared with the last six months of 2009, which included the bumper Christmas issue.

The slide — compared with a profit of 299 million renminbi a year ago — was the result of fierce competition, revenue accounting changes, delayed orders in Africa and chasing market share in Europe through low-margin contracts.

The CML's figures showed that 18,700 loans with a total value of £2.7bn were advanced to people taking their first step onto the property ladder in February, a 1% decrease compared with January and a 16% slide compared with February 2014.

A previous study comparing fluorescence and conventional microscopy found that higher sensitivity and equivalent specificity were achieved with 1 minute examination of FM slides compared with 4 minutes examination of ZN slides [20].

Startle magnitudes were larger when viewing disgusting and fearful slides compared with neutral slides (both p <.005) and when viewing disgusting compared with sad slides (p <.005).

The use of reflective substrates (Kevley Technologies, Chesterland, Ohio, USA) for the investigation of these tissues was a decision based upon cost, and reflected the need for cheap consumable IR substrates that could be used in a clinical environment (~US$11 per slide compared with > US$200 for BaF2 or CaF2).

The company is the best-performing stock tracked by the KBW Insurance Index this year, sliding 9.6percentt compared with the 63percentt decline of the whole index.