The agency was not able to duplicate that fire and said that "no real-world crash data has been reported which indicates that a Chevrolet Volt has suffered a battery-induced fire event either immediately after a crash or for an extended time period after a crash".
In Germany, no case of vCJD has been reported, which indicates that the expected number of cases in Germany is at least 2 orders of magnitude less than that in the United Kingdom.
More recently, data relating to the prognostic significance of these polymorphisms in response to other antibodies, including trastuzumab (Musolino et al, 2008) and cetuximab (Bibeau et al, 2009), have been reported, which indicate similar trends.
Most of these findings were judged to be benign and of no significant clinical consequence; however, a large number of findings were reported which indicated other possible causes for chest pain, such as infection, pleurisy, and hiatus hernia.
In this model, excess risks (ER) were reported, which indicated the percentage of increased death risk due to exposure to the 2008 cold spell compared to the non-cold spell.
In this paper, a series of high-cycle fatigue tests are reported which indicate that the performance is as good, if not superior to, conventional jointing systems.
However, in this paper, a study case of negative interactions between STATCOM AC and DC control is reported, which indicates that the conventional arrangement of multiple controllers for STATCOM various control functions may not always be appropriate.
Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations of the elastic response of nanoindentation are reported, which indicate that the elastic modulus of the film measured using MD simulation was higher than that experimentally measured.
7 In addition, significant decreases in serum uric acid have been reported which can possibly indicate a decrease in risk for CV events.
A relative qualitative cost analysis is also reported, which indicates that the high-order schemes produce orders of magnitude more accurate results than the low-order schemes for a given CPU time.
