Sentence examples for specimens leading to from inspiring English sources

Cracking took place in the middle section of the specimens, leading to rough fracture surfaces.

Instead of severe crushing and spalling in conventional concrete, a major shear crack was observed near the shear plane of ECC specimens, leading to a sudden drop of the shear force.

The fucP TaqMan assay format enables rapid testing of clinical specimens, leading to faster and more accurate diagnosis of this bacterium without the requirement for culture.

There were six measurements (six different total RNAs generated from six independent cultures) per gene (28 genes), per culture condition (three differing in vitro cell models) and per tumour tissue (three tumour specimens), leading to 1512 measurements.

Within the XIIa subtype, minor sequence differences were found among specimens, leading to the formation of 3 common subtypes (subtypes 1 3) and several rare subtypes with a single nucleotide substitution each (for example, 19716, 35147, 37827, 37828, and 37830).

In vitrification of large specimens for example, the cooling rate as a function of temperature vary across the specimen, leading to a spatially distributed probability to suppress crystallization.

Simultaneously, advances in imaging technology has enabled the rapid digitization of large volumes of FNAC specimen leading to increased interest in computer assisted diagnosis (CAD).

It was found that one or more crucially localized pits of a specimen leading to the reduction of fatigue strength had an important influence on its fatigue life.

In vitrification of large specimens for example, the cooling rate history as a function of temperature vary across the specimen, leading to spatial distributions of the probability to suppress crystallization and the toxicity potential.

In oligocrystalline shape memory alloys, the total grain boundary area is smaller than the surface area of the specimen, leading to significant effects of free surfaces on the martensitic transformation and related shape memory and superelastic properties.

However, it has also disadvantages; the bloody smears caused by negative pressure during aspiration are detrimental to both cell concentration and cell morphology of the specimen, leading to an unsatisfactory specimen and improper cytological interpretation [ 4– 6].