Sentence examples for the probability of rupture from inspiring English sources

Pseudoaneurysms related to infection, particularly with grafts, require surgery that is more extensive and the probability of rupture is high.

Because the degenerative change in the tunica media in IA walls decreases arterial stiffness and, as a natural consequence, raises the probability of rupture, the mechanisms regulating the degeneration of media must be understood.

Nevertheless, the model indicates that to be confident of limiting the probability of rupture to be less than 1%, patient 1 should be re-screened within 2 years (i.e. before year 4) and patient 2 should be re-screened within a year (i.e. before year 3).

The second prominent temperature level is the 460 °C isotherm, which marks the transition between brittle to ductile behaviour of granitic material and thus is a threshold value below which the probability of crustal rupture and associated earthquakes are strongly reduced.

The probability of bond rupture increases with force.

The widened transverse ligament above the dens can better stabilize the dens and spread the forces acting on the fibres reducing the probability of ligament rupture.

The competition at the air/beverage interface of proteins able to stabilize the foam by forming a viscoelastic "skin" around the bubbles and free fatty acids, destabilizes the foam by reducing the strength of the adsorbed protein layer and increasing the probability of bubble rupture and coalescence.

Following the Mohr Coulomb failure criterion, the rock will break when the shearing stress is equal or greater than the critical shearing stress in Eq. (2), so the rupture value (I) is introduced in order to measure the probability of rock's rupture according to Ding et al. (1998): I = tau_{n} /left[ tau right] (5).

The dent can lead to cracks, which increase the probability of leaks or rupture, the report explained.

For example, in the coronary vessels small calcium depositions increase the probability of atherosclerotic plaque rupture, especially on their edges, while massive calcification seems to be associated with a decreased risk [ 17, 18].

Our aim was to develop a model first to estimate the association between the risk of rupture and the size and rate of growth of the aneurysm, and second to make predictions about the future growth and probability of rupture.