resistance factor

Later rules included resistance factors, such as draught or freeboard.

Covers the load and resistance factor design of highway bridges.

Resistance factors were self-confidence, an easygoing disposition, and family support.

If tomato seedlings are purchased at garden centers, this disease resistance factor should be made known to all the employees.

And because there are no competing resistance factors from other sources, it is easier to identify and explain.

Do you have any idea what the thermal resistance factor is in brick walls like these to which stucco is then applied?

The load and resistance factors are determined using statistics and a pre-selected probability of failure.

Secondary prevention to strengthen internal lines of resistance, reducing the reaction, and increasing resistance factors.

These woods were used because of their density and ability to handle speed and shock resistance factors associated with ski racing.

In this relate, filamentation could be not only a virulence, but also a resistance factor in these bacteria.

It neutralized the resistance factor."

These resistance factors could either be subtracted from the speed factors or used as divisors of the speed factors.

The second (newer) is the Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) method.

With his colleagues, Dr. Anderson was able to identify resistance factors for tetracycline, streptomycin and other major antibiotics, which were the strongest defense against overwhelming bacterial infections.

Some rules thus took the form of fractions-some "trivial", where the divisor was merely a constant, and others "non-trivial", where the divisor was a resistance factor.

Using AISC (American Institute of Steel Construction), we could obtain the recommended load and resistance factor design approaches.

AISC 05 Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD)

The United States has been particularly slow to adopt Limit State design (known as Load and Resistance Factor Design in the US).

Instead of outputting a constant voltage modified by a resistance factor, this type of MAF outputs a frequency which must then be interpreted by the ECU.

Often, R-factors code for more than one antibiotic resistance factor: genes that encode resistance to unrelated antibiotics may be carried on a single R-factor, sometimes up to 8 different resistances.

Asymptomatic carriage of resistance factors by nonfocal commensal bacteria adds to a general risk of resistance, but transfer of resistance among bacterial species is unpredictable and difficult to quantify.

Tynkkynen S, Singh KV, Varmanen P. Vancomycin resistance factor of Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG in relation to enterococcal vancomycin resistance (van) genes.

In effect, bacteria in the stomachs of cows and pigs were able to mutate and develop a resistance factor that later appeared in bacterial strains outside the animals, and therefore potentially in humans.

The complexity of bacterial population biology and genetics makes it practically impossible to trace bacteria (or resistance factors) from the farm to the hospital, or to directly attribute some fraction of new infections to agricultural antibiotic use.

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