Sentence examples for strain requirement from inspiring English sources

A strain requirement, controlling leakage, and a leakage evaluation method, considering hydraulic deterioration, are proposed in this paper.

The attenuation effects are accounted for by a symmetric space weight function which guarantees the constant strain requirement as well as the dual constant stress condition everywhere in the body.

According to strain requirements, the medium was supplemented with uracil and/or leucine at concentrations of 40 mg l-1 and 240 mg l-1, respectively.

Binders with single modifier failed to meet the strain recovery requirement indicating insufficient elasticity, which is known to be positively correlated with binder cracking performance at intermediate temperatures.

If S meets the constitutive equations (3) and the strain displacement requirements (4) then we say that S is kinematically admissible.

Using the differential equilibrium equations for two-dimensional elasticity and the interlayer stress and strain continuity requirements, special treatment is developed for the transverse normal stresses, which are thus represented by a continuous piecewise cubic function.

Further study of the species and strain specific requirements of B. fragilis strains will help us to understand its abilities to adapt to specific microniches.

In addition, as with some Nm strains, the requirement for hydrophobic and aliphatic chains was partly fulfilled by Leu and to a lesser extent by Thr.

Curiously, however, metacyclic trypomastigote forms of T. cruzi appear to have evolved a strain-dependent requirement on actin polymerization to invade mammalian cells (Ferreira et al., 2006).

Prior to selection, cells were grown overnight in liquid NCE minimum medium with 0.2% glycerol plus adenine and thiamine to satisfy the strains nutritional requirements.

In a previous study, we showed that "low-nitrogen requirement strains" (LNR) strongly expressed biosynthetic genes, whereas "high-nitrogen requirement" (HNR) strains displayed a specific gene expression pattern, with the overexpression of stress genes.