Sentence examples for tensions greater from inspiring English sources

The level implanted with the artificial disc showed excessive ligament tensions (greater than 500 N), high facet pressures (greater than 3 MPa), and a high risk of instability.

Nowhere in South America is the potential for such tensions greater than in Bolivia, which has the continent's second-largest gas reserves after Venezuela.

Ophthalmic solutions that were indicated for treatment of dry eye had surface tensions greater than that of tears, most likely to increase the stability of the tear film and thus allow for greater lubrication of the eye.

In the early 21st century, South African society continued to face steep challenges: rising crime rates, ethnic tensions, great disparities in housing and educational opportunities, and the AIDS pandemic.

South African society at the start of the 21st century continued to face steep challenges: rising crime rates, ethnic tensions, great disparities in housing and educational opportunities, and the AIDS pandemic.

One future will be greater conflict, greater tension, greater mistrust — basically, more of the same as we had in the past.

Due to its locking configuration, the suture tightens around the collagen fibers when tensile forces are applied, thus providing approximation under tension, greater ultimate tensile strength, and resistance to gapping (Becker and Davidoff 1977; Hatanaka et al. 2000).

But it's not only that; there is greater tension, greater threat involved than being poor from day to day.

Since the rise in tension, greater media attention has been given to the movement and supporters across the world have asked their leaders to enact concessions on the Ukrainian government.

The inspired fraction of oxygen was adjusted by attending physicians to maintain arterial oxygen tension greater than 100 mmHg.

Ventilator settings in PCV achieved a partial carbon dioxide tension of 35-45 torr and a partial oxygen tension greater than 60 torr on an FiO2 of 0.60 or less.