The warping shear stress distribution and the pertinent secondary torsional rigidity are computed by satisfying local equilibrium considerations under dynamic conditions without adhering to assumptions of Thin Tube Theory (TTT).
In this paper an "extended" nonuniform torsion theory of bars taking into account the secondary torsional moment deformation effect (STMDE) is formulated without adhering to assumptions employed in Thin Tube Theory (TTT).
Adhering to Assumption 1, these two trajectories do not overlap on the same grid point at the same time.
For the phylogenetically corrected dataset, genetic distance, percentage of eggs fertilized, percentage of embryos hatched, and percentage of metamorphosed larvae were arcsine square-root transformed to adhere to normality assumptions.
As long as the library of predefined basis functions includes curves with different take-off times and shapes, the stimuli whose responses do not adhere to the assumptions of the Alpert model can be accommodated.
Triglyceride-to-HDL-c ratio and insulin were log transformed in the two samples to adhere to the normality assumptions.
Thus, as practical use of probability does not fully adhere to the theoretical assumptions, its results should be interpreted with some flexibility.
An iterative bisection algorithm is used to simulate data with a mean F ST that matches the empirical data, even when the data do not strictly adhere to island model assumptions [i.e. F ST ≈ 1/(4 Nm + 1)] for neutral genes [ 47].
Although such numerical models are limited to channel types adhering to model assumptions and yield predictions only accurate to ∼20 30%, they can provide a useful tool for river-rehabilitation design and assessment, including spatially diverse habitat heterogeneity as well as for pre- and post-project appraisal.
Adhering to the assumptions, theories and principles serving the basis for the information contained herein should not be interpreted to provide a guarantee of future performance or a guarantee of achieving overall financial objectives.
The student's t-test was used to compare continuous variables if the data adhered to normality assumptions; otherwise the Mann-Whitney test was used.
