Sentence examples for tension needle from inspiring English sources

Another study examining 57 head and neck squamous cell carcinomas found no correlation between immunohistochemically determined CA IX status and tumour oxygenation status using partial oxygen tension needle electrodes [ 28].

In case of chain-stitch 401, results depicted that tension of needle thread and looper thread can influence on the consumption values.

Pay attention to what you're doing and make sure that you have the proper thread, stitch length, tension, and needle.

However, previous studies states that practically the average tension values of needle and bobbin threads are not equal, where the average tension of needle thread is slightly higher than the bobbin thread (Dorkin & Chamberlain 1962).

Results of multiple linear regression analysis displayed significant effect from tension of the needle thread as a combinatorial effect of tension together with another input variable.

Previous studies reported a high failure rate in relieving tension pneumothorax by needle thoracostomy, because the catheter was not sufficiently long to access the pleural space.

During the process, the polymer droplets are held by the surface tension at the needle, which collects the charge on the surface induced by the electric field, while it receives an electric field force which is opposite to the surface tension [13].

In previous studies by Rengasamy and Samuel (2011) on needle thread tension for lock-stitch 301, four tension peaks have been signified by measuring the online tension of stitch formation.

The needle's tension, revealed by how much it bent, roughly matched the pattern of DNA base pairs whose bonds keep the helix together.

They reported that the threads are extended dynamically at the tension peaks mainly when needle descends and penetrate through the fabric during the stitch formation (Rengasamy & Samuel 2011).

Similar suppression of protrusive activity after the application of artificial tangential tension with a micromanipulating needle was described by Kolega [34].