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These have been stored in a chloride environment for a period of 26 years under service loading so as to be representative of real structural and environmental conditions.

This cracking configuration has never been adopted in literature studies and was chosen to be representative of real cracked elements in riveted connections.

The reinforced concrete elements were stored in a chloride environment for 17years under service loading in order to be representative of real structural conditions.

The final purpose was to evaluate the capability of the ISO 8608 classification to be representative of real profiles condition and performance, also assessing the significance of analysis performed using artificial profiles, generated from the ISO 8608 fitted PSD equation.

The results have shown that the shielding of large pores by the smaller pores in the stochastic pore network, which is supposed to be representative of real porous medium, causes the lower drying rate and hence lower effective diffusion coefficient as compared to those predicted from the idealized network of pores with a single size.

Whether vignette studies like ours may be representative of real life practice has been a long standing concern [ 17], although there are some studies in support of their validity [ 18– 218.

The study is experimental based on a synthetic aquifer with characteristics carefully selected so as to be representative of real-world situations, but obviously the results of these investigations cannot be generalized to every type of aquifer.

Thus, the enrolled population may be representative of real-world ICU patients.

These figures seem, therefore, to be representative of real-world practice in Italy.

First, the reimbursement status may not be representative of real-world situations.

Nielsen mentions that the tasks used during an evaluation study should be representative of real-world system use [ 19].