“... standpoint, the use of Ti–Mo alloy with reduced stiffness will decrease the stress shielding between the...”
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Subjects: “...Strain...”
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Subjects: “...Strain epitaxial...”
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Subjects: “...Slow strain rate test (SSRT)...”
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Subjects: “...strain sensitivity...”
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Subjects: “...Electric strain gages...”
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Subjects: “...plane strain state...”
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“... mechanisms of stress control namely, the decrease in reduced glutathione/total glutathione levels and...”
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“..., digitalizadas e analisadas pelo programa computacional ImageJ®. Houve aumento estatisticamente significante...”
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“... factors, in response to mechanical forces applied to it and metabolic demands that it will suffer. The...”
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“... deformation will cause softening in the material ("work softening"). Recent work showed that cyclic torsion...”
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“... throughout time. The decrease in the erythrocyte deformability will most probably lead to an increase in the...”
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“... strain (SG∆cobS∆cbiA) and other two pathogenic strains (SGDcobS and SGNalr) of Gallinarum (SG). In total...”
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“... será feita por meio do programa de computador ANSYS® v. 6, utilizando-se o elemento finito \"beam...”
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“... using guanidine hydrochloride as a soft template. X-ray diffraction patterns will reveal a decrease...”
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“... using guanidine hydrochloride as a soft template. X-ray diffraction patterns will reveal a decrease...”
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“..., bone architecture, and bone turnover in relation to the mechanical strain distribution in rats with...”
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“... factors, in response to mechanical forces applied to it and metabolic demands that it will suffer. The...”
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“... 80 to 40 mm/min. Increased traverse speed from 40 to 80 mm/min will result in a 5.8% decrease in elongation...”
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