Existence of optimal shape is proved to show that the model is appropriately established.
Using this method, crack initiation can be nondestructively assessed in swelling tablets after the film coating process without conducting accelerated stability tests, and film coating process parameters during scale-up and scale-down studies can be appropriately established.
In the present study, a finite element (FE) model of large-diameter post-installed anchor system is appropriately established to investigate its pull-out performance and failure modes observed in the prototype experiments.
In the optimized land use spatial pattern, croplands are mainly located in the riverside plain and check-dammed valleys and grasslands are widely distributed in the lower reaches of the basin, while shrublands are appropriately established in the middle and upper reaches of the river.
Meridian police may subjectively believe they are appropriately following established policy, but they have diverted their attention from the larger -- and graver -- picture.
There are no published studies of the utility of CG to screen for antibody deficiency, and the principal findings of the current study are that using appropriately established method-dependent CG cut-off values it is possible to detect primary and secondary antibody deficiencies, as well as small new paraproteins associated with immune-paresis.
Assume that an evolutionary pipeline has been established, and all methodological aspects have been appropriately considered: does this merit publication?
To explore the difference between the turning and straight conditions of steering, a numerical sand model for steering is designed and appropriately established by the discrete element method on the basis of triaxial tests.
They haven't been, appropriately.
Since skinfold thickness evaluation is still considered as useful method for assessment of nutritional status during growth and because actual and appropriately established references are missing for Polish population, the purpose of this study was to provide population-based values for triceps, subscapular, and abdominal skinfold thicknesses for children and adolescents aged 7 18 years.
