Open configuration scanners allow continuous access to the patient but are limited by low field strength which compromises signal-to-noise ratio (Gould et al, 1998).
Nevertheless, the cyclic behavior of this joint typology is usually characterized by pinching and strength degradation phenomena due to the plastic engagement of the rectangular T-stubs which compromises the use of DST joints as dissipative elements.
Although bipolar plates made of carbon fiber composites have high strength and stiffness and also resist corrosion in an acidic environment, they exhibit only marginal electrical conductivity, which compromises the efficiency of PEM fuel cells.
Although carbon fiber composite bipolar plates have high strength and stiffness with good corrosion resistance in an acid environment, they exhibit only a marginal electrical conductivity, which compromises the efficiency of PEM fuel cells.
Although carbon fiber composite bipolar plates have high strength and stiffness as well as corrosion resistance in acidic environments, they do not yield a sufficiently high electrical conductance, which compromises the efficiency of PEM fuel cells.
During their service life, composite materials are prone to damage, which compromises their structural performance significantly.
The early detection of delamination cracks, which compromise the compressive strength of carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminates, is necessary to guarantee the integrity of CFRP structures.
Poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) was infiltrated into the CPC scaffold to improve its strength and toughness, which compromised the bioactivity and osteoconductivity of CPC.
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Porous mesopore-bioglass (MBG) scaffolds have been proposed as a new class of bone regeneration materials due to their apatite-formation and drug-delivery properties; however, the material's inherent brittleness and high degradation and surface instability are major disadvantages, which compromise its mechanical strength and cytocompatibility as a biological scaffold.
