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From: Mathematically modeling fluid flow and fluid shear stress in the canaliculi of a loaded osteon

Fig. 4

FFRA and FSSA as a function of the loading frequency at R = 5 × 10−7 m, k = 10-18 m2 and with the strain rate fixed at \(\dot{\varepsilon }_{z}\) = 0.0005, 0.001, and 0.003 s−1. a FFRA as a function of the frequency for case I. b FSSA as a function of the frequency for case I. c FFRA as a function of the frequency for case II. d FFSA as a function of the frequency for case II

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