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This is because the models forming the basis of current guidelines for calculating the contribution of FRP to shear resistance are based on experimental test data.

The proposed equations follows the method of ACI 318 for calculating the contribution of stirrups to the shear capacity, to which is added the resisting force of the concrete calculated from the shear stress.

The results of this study supported the strain limit of 4000 microstrains in the FRP stirrups for calculating the contribution of the FRP stirrups to the punching-shear capacity, as provided by ACI 440 Committee and CSA S6S1-10.

Further, it is suggested that global environmental change scenarios are used in LCIA in order to assess future pressures and potential damages to biodiversity and ecosystem service supplies as a basis for calculating the contribution of a product life cycle to the overall environmental damage.

We evaluate two different ways of calculating the contribution of the electrostatic stress to the free energy integral based on Sharp and Hönig's method within the finite difference nonlinear Poisson Boltzmann equation method with the University of Houston Brownian Dynamics program.

This analysis of mortality fractions was complemented by calculating the contribution of each group of causes (among known causes) to the total risk of death (Table 4).

A novel numerical method for calculating the contributions of individual diodes in a set of light emitting diodes (LEDs), aimed at simulating a blackbody radiation source, is examined.

The MSA [ 13] addresses the fundamental challenge of defining and calculating the contributions of network elements to a defined measurable task, given a data set of multiple-perturbations experiments and their corresponding performance scores.

This is also a challenge for the direct ΔG method, where accurately calculating the contributions of ligand solvent and protein solvent interactions tests the limits of the computational model.

We propose that the capacitative properties of the aorta (the arterial reservoir) also contribute significantly to the augmentation index and have calculated the contribution of the arterial reservoir, independently of wave reflection, and assessed how these contributions change with aging.

The mixing model calculates the contribution of each primary source assuming that only two sources are contributing to the isotopic signatures of the consumers.