significantly greater fragment displacement with the single - point technique at ≥25 N compared with the suture - bridge technique ( mean range , 0.38 - 0.63 mm vs 0.14 - 0.19 mm ... respectivelycausedsignificantly greater fragment displacement with the single - point technique at ≥25 N compared with the suture - bridge technique ( mean range , 0.38 - 0.63 mm vs 0.14 - 0.19 mm ... respectively
more posterior stressescausedmore posterior stresses
the greater stresses(passive) caused bythe greater stresses
the overturning moment load(passive) caused bythe overturning moment load
excessively high stresses(passive) is ... caused byexcessively high stresses
more damage to your muscle and hurt waycan causemore damage to your muscle and hurt way
the delayed onset of muscle soreness ( DOMS ... but it is also thought to be more taxing on your central nervous system ( CNS ) than concentric loading ( 11causesthe delayed onset of muscle soreness ( DOMS ... but it is also thought to be more taxing on your central nervous system ( CNS ) than concentric loading ( 11
the system more likely to contain bending moment in the system and so likely to cause friction between the ram and the seal , otherwise known as binding of the seal of the Jackcausingthe system more likely to contain bending moment in the system and so likely to cause friction between the ram and the seal , otherwise known as binding of the seal of the Jack
problems with overloadingcan also createproblems with overloading
tipping and failuremay causetipping and failure
The increase in horizontal displacement(passive) caused byThe increase in horizontal displacement
Deviation in the measurement value(passive) caused byDeviation in the measurement value
foundation cap rotation and horizontal displacementmay causefoundation cap rotation and horizontal displacement
to different tensile and compressive creep on the specimens ’ faces , which contradicts the current design approach that suggests that compressive loads produce similar tensile and compressive creepleadsto different tensile and compressive creep on the specimens ’ faces , which contradicts the current design approach that suggests that compressive loads produce similar tensile and compressive creep
premature local bucking of the reduced section , which reduced the ability of the system to dissipate energy under repeated load reversals into the nonlinear range of responsecausedpremature local bucking of the reduced section , which reduced the ability of the system to dissipate energy under repeated load reversals into the nonlinear range of response
discomfort or premature wear when seated on uneven surfaces , for examplemay ... causediscomfort or premature wear when seated on uneven surfaces , for example
a displeasing feelingprovokeda displeasing feeling
muscleloadingcan resultingmuscleloading
to superior power outputs , higher jump velocities and an increase in your verticalcan leadto superior power outputs , higher jump velocities and an increase in your vertical
in magnification of the microstrainmight resultin magnification of the microstrain
the press(passive) Caused bythe press
bending of the sample in addition to tension , which means that stress in the sample will not be uniformcausesbending of the sample in addition to tension , which means that stress in the sample will not be uniform
a flattening of the arch on one side and associated pushing - up of the crownis causinga flattening of the arch on one side and associated pushing - up of the crown
to a higher level of delayed onset of muscle soreness than concentric loadingleadsto a higher level of delayed onset of muscle soreness than concentric loading
to different tensile and compressive creep through the cross section , which contradicts the current design approach that assumes that tensile and compressive creep are identicalleadsto different tensile and compressive creep through the cross section , which contradicts the current design approach that assumes that tensile and compressive creep are identical
adaptation in both concentric - only and eccentric - only strength movementscausesadaptation in both concentric - only and eccentric - only strength movements
asymmetric stress distribution in both healthy and degenerative discscausedasymmetric stress distribution in both healthy and degenerative discs
twisting of the retrofitted wallsmay causetwisting of the retrofitted walls
joint lifting which decreases the bearing capacity of weld jointcan causejoint lifting which decreases the bearing capacity of weld joint
bending in a columncausesbending in a column
to progressive posterior wear , a glenoid biconcavity , and posterior instabilityleadsto progressive posterior wear , a glenoid biconcavity , and posterior instability
from gate leaf deflection , which requires the construction of horizontal beams of greater inertiaresultingfrom gate leaf deflection , which requires the construction of horizontal beams of greater inertia
isolated incidents of External Rhabdomyolysis ... like in the outer thigh from doing excessive or heavy squatsmight causeisolated incidents of External Rhabdomyolysis ... like in the outer thigh from doing excessive or heavy squats
strengthening program Hands - on Manual Therapy to restore ankle joint mobility and soft tissue release techniques Addressing other joint imbalances higher upspecifically designedstrengthening program Hands - on Manual Therapy to restore ankle joint mobility and soft tissue release techniques Addressing other joint imbalances higher up
the polyethylene component to wobble , warp and loosen by a mechanisms we have called " rocking horse loosening , diagrammed belowcan potentially causethe polyethylene component to wobble , warp and loosen by a mechanisms we have called " rocking horse loosening , diagrammed below