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Experiments showing the propagation of a shear band ahead of the main crack are analyzed by using methods developed previously by others for the diffraction of an elastic shear wave by a semi-infinite crack.
The compressive strengths of wet cured slag concrete with different slag content and water to cement (w/c) ratios, are used in the calculation of the modulus of elasticity by using methods developed by previous works.
Estimates of the relative odds of HFRS associated with vaccination were estimated by using methods developed by Mantel and Haenszel (6 ), which are appropriate for matched designs.
The fifth study will assess determinants of platform usage, by using methods developed by the Center for eHealth Research and Disease Management, Department of Psychology, Health and Technology, University of Twente, Enschede.
In order to detect the exact borders of the LXR hotspot regions, we performed a subsequent clustering of the density data representing the LXR binding locations by using methods developed originally for the analysis of array CGH data implemented in R package SegClust [ 71, 72].
Rat tail collagen type I was isolated by us using methods developed from the procedures described by Schor [ 29], Birkendal-Hansen and Dano [ 30], and Hallowes et al. [ 31].
Noy started by making arrays of silicon-nanowire transistors rows of 30 nanometer-diameter wires bounded at either end by electrical contacts–using methods developed by other researchers.
Drug combination interactions were analyzed using methods developed by Chou and Talalay [ 26].
Subsequently, the bin was analyzed using methods developed by Schütz et al. for one and two components.
From 1 January to 31 December 2005, an active surveillance programme for VKDB was in operation in the Netherlands, using methods developed by the British Paediatric Association Surveillance Unit [ 8].
Production gains/losses in the general economy will be modelled based on data collections from the trial, using methods developed by Deakin Health Economics [ 27, 28].
