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In the present research, using finite element analysis based on the incremental plasticity theory and large deformation formulations, we proposed four indentation-response based definitions of the representative strain.

Based on our knowledge, this is the first report comparing the diagnostic impact of different IR based definitions of the metabolic syndrome in a large sample of adults in the general population.

Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM +) and European Remote Sensing Satellite-2 (ERS-2) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery are used to generate a pattern based definition of the urban context.

Later studies (Novotny et al., 1983) confirmed that this definition largely overlaps with the structurally based definition of the ABS.

Besides the experience based definition of inspection intervals, the application of fracture mechanics tools is currently being introduced as an appropriate method.

To help interpret this data, we cross-checked lists of the species names declared in the GenBank and ICTV databases and tested the sequence-based definitions of the species to track the rise in the numbers of known species and analysed datasets from the three most fully sampled species.

In addition, collaborative relationships are often dependent on the participants' "culturally-based definitions of the situation" (Mercer 1996).

This result adds further complexity to the use of threshold-based definitions of the metabolic syndrome in childhood and emphasizes the difficulty of creating a "one fits all" definition for clinical practice.

Interest in the epidemiology of GERD has grown during the past few decades, but interpretation of epidemiological studies of GERD has often been hampered by the use of inconsistent symptom-based definitions of the disease [ 5].

The NAO correlation coefficients between the ensemble mean and the verification data for three different hindcast periods are given in Table 1 for the DEMETER and ENSEMBLES individual models for both the Z500-based and MSLP-based definitions of the NAO index.

We used a symptom-based questionnaire based on definitions of the ICS.