Sentence examples for treated structure from inspiring English sources

A procedure was developed to determine the modifications to be made in the mass, stiffness and damping characteristics in the finite element (FE) modelling of a metal structure meshed with shell elements so that the model would describe the behavior of the acoustically treated structure.

The microstructure and properties of Cu0.5CoCrFeNi high-entropy alloys with as-cast structure and heat treated structures were investigated.

Our hypothesis assumes that increased blood circulation is stimulated in order to improve the metabolism and blood flow of the treated structures.

The potential environmental impacts from the use of treated timber in aquatic areas is under scrutiny as a result of environmental legislation and reports of the deleterious environmental effects around treated structures.

The FIFRA SAP Meeting (U.S. EPA 2001) had recommended that direct hand-loading measurements for children who are "actively involved in playing on CCA treated structures" be obtained and used.

The best empirical data may actually be collected through sampling of children who are actively involved in playing on CCA treated structures".

However, children who had played in the treated-wood environment had an average of 0.50 micrograms of soluble arsenic rinsed from their hands more than five times as much as the children who did not play on treated structures.

Rodent removal combined with mouse proofing of human dwellings eliminates rodent-human contact in treated structures (4 ); however, removal without mouse proofing may not be effective (4 ) because removal may induce mouse immigration into the area (5 ).

The team reports that although playing on treated structures increases the amount of arsenic on children's hands, washing the children's hands after playing may be enough to avoid the health risks associated with CCA.

Furthermore, because patients with left and right TLE showed similar mesial temporal and thalamotemporal segment alterations, we combined patients with left- and right-sided TLE into one sample for correlational analyses to increase statistical sensitivity, and treated structures as ipsilateral and contralateral to the epileptogenic focus.

We did not make this adjustment when the hand-loading levels were transformed from total arsenic loadings for two hands to micrograms arsenic per square centimeter of skin for use in the SHEDS-Wood model, because the children in the Kwon et al. study were on actual playgrounds, thus engaging in activities likely to result in contact with the treated structures.