This phenomenon has been suggested to be based primarily on the association between PP and a decreased risk of lung injury due to stress and strain forces [ 12, 25].
This may help to explain why intratendinous injections resulted in alterations of biomechanical properties, specifically decreased stiffness (E), with higher strain forces.
The starting point in general is a demand specification in terms of currents, voltages, strains, forces, power levels, frequency characteristics, response times, and temperatures.
In this study, ITO and AZO are deposited by a sputtering system with various pre-strain forces applied to the substrate.
Then, we apply this algorithm to a complicated physical system involving nonlinear and nonlocal strain forces coupled to a thermal field.
The new backbone could help streamline annual vaccine production, which could be especially relevant during a pandemic, notes Kawaoka's group, when the sudden emergence of novel strains forces companies to rapidly make millions of doses of a new vaccine.
When a patient is placed in the prone position, the lung has greater homogeneity and stress and strain forces are decreased.
Patients with severe ARDS are at the greatest risk of lung injury from shear and strain forces because of a low ratio of well-aerated lung tissues to poorly aerated or nonaerated lung tissues [ 12, 26].
Warnings from military experts that an extended postwar occupation might severely strain U.S. forces have proved precisely on the mark.
Or having to sing while trying to lift David's grand piano, the resultant strain forcing me to subconsciously belt out the notes with added volume.
Pittsburgh also missed forward Jan Hrdina, who had four goals in the first three games, for the second consecutive game with a muscle strain, forcing Coach Herb Brooks to reshuffle his lines.
