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... specimens were higher compared with metallic specimens. A statistical analysis revealed no significant difference in the CSA values returned by the LRS and the casting method ( p = 0.17 ) . Sample result from metallic specimen validation showing three measurement methods...

... Variation of electrical conductivity with increasing compressive strain for AF and NP tissues. For the AF tissue, the results for conductivity in three directions are shown: axial (A), circumferential (C), and radial (R). Variation bars signify standard deviation (SD). Statistical analysis showed...

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... and Gradient in the Prediction of Arterial Macromolecular Permeability ,” Ann. Biomed. Eng. 0090-6964 , 33 ( 4 ), pp. 457 – 464 . 14 09 2005 16 05 2006 haemodynamics flow simulation blood vessels statistical analysis shear strength genetics hemodynamics shear stress...

... from final G L ) was evident ∼ 20 s after indentation. Short-term shear moduli G S (mean NPC: 8509 Pa , PC: 5711 Pa ) were greater than long-term moduli G L (NPC: 609 Pa , PC: 807 Pa ) by about an order of magnitude. Statistical analysis of parameters showed that only G 2 was affected...

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...Jin-Yu Shao and; Jinbin Xu 23 11 2004 cellular biophysics biomechanics biomembranes statistical analysis In the section of “Tether Formation from Neutrophils Treated with Cytochalasin D,” the conclusions drawn from comparing cytochalasin-treated neutrophils with passive...

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... 2003 04 05 2004 brain road accidents automobiles sport biomechanics biological tissues finite element analysis statistical analysis kinematics Traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to blunt impact is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. In the United States, approximately 2...

... strongly depend upon the magnitude of the stress applied during culture, which are similar to our previous results observed in stress-shielded and overstressed patellar tendons in vivo. biomechanics tensile strength biological tissues stress-strain relations statistical analysis Biological...

... OF BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Manuscript received by the Bioengineering Division August 27, 2001; revision received February 26, 2003. Associate Editor: M. G. Pandy. 27 August 2001 26 February 2003 01 08 2003 damping physiological models biomechanics muscle optimisation statistical...

.... A concern for many biomechanists is whether the BSP source they are using is valid for the population under study. This may stem from the methods used (i.e., cadavers vs gamma-mass scanning) or the subjects used (i.e., elderly Caucasian males vs young adult males). The results from the statistical analysis...

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