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This paper investigates its applicability for assessing the low-cycle fatigue damage in RC exterior beam-column subassemblages, which are especially vulnerable parts of the RC frames when subjected to earthquakes.
The second session talks explored the exposome paradigm and its applicability for assessing the impact of environmental exposures on inflammation-associated diseases across the lifespan.
In addition, this had heightened applicability for assessing the influence of alterations in fluid status on body weight, a common phenomenon in the critical care setting (Plank et al, 1998).
Although significant (p < 0.05), we found an absolute difference in median IPSS in males of only 2 points, and when grouping the IPSS values according to severity, we found no association between severity of symptoms and the risk of catheterization in either males or females, thereby calling into question the clinical applicability of IPSS for assessing the risk of POUR in fast-track THA and TKA.
This investigation aimed to test the applicability of this approach for assessing the effect of environmental perturbations on populations' temporal and spatial dynamics.
This study aimed to provide guidance to clinicians for assessing the applicability of trial results to a different clinical application.
A pilot study was conducted for assessing the applicability of the approach in a Sicilian city.
A framework for assessing the applicability of cost benefit analysis is developed.
These results are of help for assessing the applicability of a refrigerant and its saturation condition in an IFV at the design phase.
eTOXlab incorporates an in-house developed, highly efficient, implementation of PLS, and our novel ADAN method [19] for assessing the applicability domain and providing reliability indexes for the predictions.
Flickering diffusion flames exhibit a wide range of time-dependent, vortex-flame sheet interactions, and thus they serve as an important testing ground for assessing the applicability of chemical models derived from steady flames.
