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This article presents a programme, including a description of its capabilities, for evaluating the weldability of steel.

The measurement platform demonstrated in our paper provides rapid prototyping capabilities for evaluating novel gas sensor materials in realistic measurement scenarios.

Subsequently, a numerical example consisting of a multi-span arch bridge subjected to the scouring action is presented to illustrate the potential of the proposed modelling approach and its capabilities for evaluating the vulnerability and risk of masonry arch bridges under flood scenarios.

AMET was first developed to evaluate the performance of the 5th Generation Mesoscale Model (MM5) and the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) meteorological model output and was later extended to include capabilities for evaluating output data from the Community Multiscale Air Quality CMAQQ) model as well.

10 11 Recently, the Sentinel System was launched by the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) to develop active surveillance capabilities for evaluating postmarket safety issues in regulated medical products.

As the precedent approaches, the entropy-based EEG analysis methods for hypoxic-ischemic injury have shown their capability for evaluating recovery from brain injury [ 24, 28– 30].

Environmental data were collected on the watershed scale, as watershed-level assessments have been shown to have predictive capability for evaluating relative environmental and anthropogenic effects on resident fish populations (e.g., Roth et al. 1996; Feist et al. 2003; Regetz 2003).

Secretin increases the diagnostic capabilities of MRCP for evaluating pancreatic disorders.

The report cites a need to strengthen capabilities "for identifying, evaluating, and managing the risks from beyond-design-basis events," including large earthquakes or floods that occur very infrequently.

In this paper, we select Cpn to replace Cpa, and reconstruct a process capability monitoring chart (PCMC) for evaluating process potentials and performance for an entire product, which consists of smaller-the-better (with Cpu), larger-the-better (with Cpl), nominal-the-best (with Cpn) specifications, respectively.

Three-dimensional (3D) echocardiography offers the ability to improve the diagnostic capability of cardiac ultrasound for evaluating cardiac anatomy, ventricular function, valvular disease and blood flow velocity.