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Are Corneocytes Elastic?

Dermatologica, 2009
By using a microhandling system, we have recorded the force necessary to elongate isolated corneocytes. According to certain hypothesis, it appears that the elastic modulus of corneocyte is far higher than that of stratum corneum itself. Aggregates of corneocytes are disassembled by forces with a wide range of intensity.
J L, Lévêque   +3 more
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Trade Elasticities [PDF]

open access: possibleReview of International Economics, 2016
AbstractConventional aggregate trade elasticity estimates hardly vary across countries. We introduce an aggregate elasticity that is implied by theory: It is the value that equates the welfare gains from trade as implied by one‐ and multi‐sector versions of the model in Arkolakis et al. (American Economic Review, 102 (2012):94–130). These estimates are
Imbs, Jean, Méjean, Isabelle
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Elastic moduli and visco-elastic relaxation

Journal of Dentistry, 1994
The elastic moduli of dental biomaterials are discussed in relation to the various intrinsic and extrinsic factors that can influence the magnitude of these parameters and hence the extent of modulus-matching with oral tissues. The time-dependent visco-elastic response is shown to be an important feature of both natural and many synthetic biomaterials.
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The Elasticity of the Eye

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1957
Introduction No methods have yet been devised which allow direct measurement of aqueous humor flow. Indirect methods employed presently make use of the equationas described by Friedenwald.1It can be seen from the equation that ifK(rigidity),P2(final pressure), andP1(initial pressure) are known or can be determined, then ΔV(volume change, flow) can ...
F J, MACRI   +3 more
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Technical elasticity and elastic fatigue

Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 1976
Abstract It is suggested after analysing past studies on fatigue mechanisms that the mechanism which has received most attention in the belief that it applies to metals in general is in fact a special case. The review further suggests that the mechanism does not apply to the metals of technical importance in load bearing structures, strong metals ...
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An elastic headgear

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1954
Abstract A headgear has been described which helps in the treatment of jaw fractures, and with which the period of intermaxillary wiring, necessary for the original reduction, may be shortened. It is a simple appliance, useful in emergency care or following operative procedures, and it is of real value to the oral surgeon and general practitioner ...
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Elasticity in Elastics-An in-vitro study.

Journal of international oral health : JIOH, 2014
Orthodontic tooth movement results from application of forces to teeth. Elastics in orthodontics have been used both intra-orally and extra- orally to a great effect. Their use, combined with good patient co-operation provides the clinician with the ability to correct both anteroposterior and vertical discrepancies. Force decay over a period of time is
Supradeep Kumar, Kamisetty   +5 more
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Deciphering the decline of metabolic elasticity in aging and obesity

Cell Metabolism, 2023
Joshua R Cook, Lei Sun, Lexiang Yu
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»Elasticity

2006
Paul Krugman, Robin Wells
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Elasticity

Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 2013
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