favorable tensile force versus elongation curves during cyclic tensile loading conditions at 500 cycles with reference to fig5 yet another embodiment of a molded member 60 c is shown as encasing interconnected preformed ends 63 and 65 the proximal end 63 of the puller wire 33 is shaped with a coil 74 with at least four windings to form a channel 76 through which the distal end 65 of the tensile fiber 35 is inserted turned back and tied with a more distal portion of the tensile fiber to form a knot 78 the two ends are placed centrally in an insert mold 71 c that is filled with thermoplastic material to encapsulate the joined two ends and portions distal and proximal thereof in this configuration the puller wire 33 can be subjected to tensile and bending moment forces during cyclic tensile testing thus the force at puller wire failure can be lower than either of the aforementioned embodiments the molded member 60 c may provide less favorable tensile force versus elongation curves during cyclic tensile loading conditions when compared to the molded members 60 a and 60 b due to the size of the coil and number of windings the molded member 60 c can have a insert molded volume greater than the aforementioned embodiments.