Sentence examples for tissue fracture from inspiring English sources

The bone tissue fracture properties are obtained based on the atomistic strength analyses of a type-I collagen + HA interfacial arrangement using molecular dynamics (MD).

The effective strength of trabecular bone is evaluated in the two situations of fully brittle (fracture with no tissue ductility) and fully ductile failure (yield with no tissue fracture) of the trabecular tissue.

While stratum corneum exhibits well defined global mechanical properties, macroscopic mechanical testing techniques used to measure them ignore the structural heterogeneity of the tissue and cannot provide any mechanistic insight into tissue fracture.

Females may house larger mandibular muscles in enlarged structural regions capable of applying greater pressure to sharper cutting features enabling easier plant tissue fracture.

Stronger cell adhesion in ripe 'Scifresh' resulted in tissue fracture by cell rupture rather than by cell-to-cell-separation as seen in 'Royal Gala'.

The authors suggested that these changes of the cell wall results in a loss of cell-to-cell adhesion, resulting in tissue fracture by cell-to-cell separation rather than by cell rupture during mastication of the fruit.

Samples were transferred under vacuum to the PP2000 preparation stage, which was held at -150°C and the apple tissue fractured using a cooled metal blade or probe.

These sequences show soft-tissue fracture simulations executed a with and b without topological-singularity avoidance.

As the questionnaire used was an open-ended item, we were able to classify all responses into injury categories (soft-tissue, fracture etc)., thus possibly resulting in higher incidence.

In this study, the sample was limited to participants with MSI including sprains/strains, soft tissues, fractures and dislocations.

After sharp dissection of the platysma and the underlying soft tissue, the fracture was sparingly exposed to debride the fracture hematoma.