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However, so far, there are no established methods which can absolutely be employed for assessing and evaluating stability and induced plastic damage of tunnel surroundings ground during earthquakes.

In the end, a practical method is suggested to estimate the value of PEEQ independent from element size to be employed for assessing the generation of refined grains.

Up to now, there are no established approach which can be employed for assessing and evaluating tunnel stability during earthquakes, and the design specifications for earthquake protection in tunneling are lacking [23].

Four different characterization techniques have been employed for assessing the effectiveness of the proposed process.

Finally, 68 out of 82 points were employed for assessing the site response (Table 1; Fig. 5).

A 26−2 fractional factorial design (FFD) was employed for assessing the effects of multiple anions on the adsorption process.

Two tests were employed for assessing analgesic activity, hot plate test for central analgesic activity and acetic acid induced writhing for peripheral analgesic activity.

In this study, high-speed differential scanning calorimetry, which could inhibit their crystallization using high cooling rates up to 2000°C/s, was employed for assessing such drugs.

The impact of the different survey characteristics carries substantive implications when food consumption data are employed for assessing food security conditions.

Several methods such as alkali hydrolysis (10% NaOH w/v, 80°C), burial in soil and enzymatic hydrolysis were employed for assessing the susceptibility of these novel copolyamides to degradation.

Each stage of modifications are followed with detailed characterizations employing 1H/13C-NMR, mid-FTIR, ESI-MS for structural elucidations of the targeted compositions while TGA, DSC, DMTA, TEM, FE-SEM are employed for assessing thermal, mechanical and morphological properties of the modified TiNPs and cured hybrid coatings.