Sentence examples for underlying load from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, from the viewpoint of improving load support, a thick TiO2 coating with a hardness of approximately 900 HV0.05 should provide a more adequate underlying load support layer for a hard top coat.

Instead, we gathered evidence from the literature that supports that the SNPs we identified may play a role in the biological mechanisms underlying LOAD.

Despite intensive research and increasing molecular insight to the patho-mechanisms underlying loAD, no effective therapy is currently available (Mangialasche et al, 2010).

The aspect of simultaneously satisfying deliveries and pick-ups has a major impact on the underlying loading constraints: feasible loading patterns must be identified for every arc traveled in the routing plan.

By Formative Scenario Analysis we derived well-defined sets of assumptions about possible system dynamics at selected critical stream configurations that allowed us to reconstruct in a systematic manner the underlying loading mechanisms and the induced system responses.

In order to further characterize PC1, the distribution of metabolites classified into broad metabolic categories including amino acid metabolism, sugar metabolism, energy metabolism, lipid metabolism, purine and pyrimidine metabolism, secondary metabolism and vitamin metabolism was manually examined on the underlying loading value space.

Depending on the underlying electricity consumer, load flexibility can come along in very different flavors, e.g., temporal flexibility (load shifting), different intensity levels (load curtailment) or interruption (load shedding).

Computational load, underlying assumptions of known number of targets, and high cluttered environment are the main reasons, which available methods cannot address properly.

Genetic risk underlying diagnosis of LOAD is considered to be manifested from multiple genes which interact with each other.

Another possibility is the existence of rare variants with bigger effect sizes underlying risk of LOAD, particularly given the insufficient coverage of the rare variants in the human genome with the current GWAS platforms.

In 2002 McAdam green-lighted a two-and-a-half-year project to rework the tangled computer code underlying its core load-balancing product.