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For all mixes, the fracture parameters were analyzed by the work-of- fracture method (WFM) and by the size effect method (SEM) to obtain a suitable correlation between these methods which is used to calibrate fracture numerical models.

As a result, the tracer uptake and subsequent wash-out differs between these methods which explain partially the varying ODs.

Correlation coefficients were calculated to examine the association between the average values of body composition measurements by the two methods and the difference between these methods, which indicates the proportional bias.

These methods, which have dampened tensions between China and Taiwan, could also serve a similar purpose on the subcontinent.

But the direct comparison between these evaluation methods, which we carried out in the variant 1 of the reduced set, confirmed that these methods produce nearly equivalent results.

When we compare the result of RT-PCR from the samples analysed directly without resorting to RNA extraction to the samples where RNA extraction was proceeded, we can see that there is no significant difference between these two methods, which indicates that the method proposed here is a good alternative to the method traditionally used.

Between-ness (see Methods), which refers to the centrality of the considered enzymes in control of substrate-product fluxes in the network, was used to quantify this propensity.

In spite of inadequate storage of samples from cattle suspect of FMD, 3 positive animals were identified by real-time RT-PCR, whereas only 2 of those samples were positive by combined virus isolation/ELISA, indicating comparable sensitivity between these two diagnostic methods, which is in good agreement with previous [ 12, 22].

With the rambling-trembling hypothesis, Zatsiorsky and Duarte [ 80] put forward an alternative method which also differentiates between two timescale components in the COP signal.

We then distinguish between two methods which result from further processing the exhaustive set of all these densely connected biclusters.

This history of military psychology — from shell shock to Gulf War Syndrome — describes how treatment has oscillated between sympathetic methods, which risk leaving soldiers too deeply invested in their diagnoses to desire recovery, and tougher approaches, designed to get men fighting again as quickly as possible, which risk further damage.