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The challenges in evaluating the fatigue strength of the web-flange weld of corrugated web girders are the complexity of the stress field and uncertainty regarding the appropriate fatigue strength category.
In the context of an aging end-stage renal disease population with multiple comorbid conditions, transplantation professionals face challenges in evaluating the global health of patients awaiting kidney transplantation.
One of the challenges in evaluating the postoperative breast is to differentiate between postoperative or post radiation therapy scarring and tumor recurrence.
However, recent analysis of historical tsunamis in written records and regional databases of the SCS region still present challenges in evaluating the validity of past tsunami events (Mak and Chan 2007; Lau et al. 2010).
(GP #10) The participants admitted facing challenges in evaluating the effects of psychotropic medication.
We faced these challenges in evaluating the effectiveness of the Wellworks-2 intervention to reduce workplace hazardous substance exposures.
Indeed, devising a realistic mobility model that accurately reflects actual user mobility is a key challenge in evaluating the performance of any routing algorithm, and it has a significant effect on the obtained results.
The major challenge in evaluating the response to ERT in severe Hunter patients is the lack of assessment tools that are validated in this population.
A major challenge in evaluating the importance of low magnitude transcriptional changes is that the level of replication used in a typical microarray experiment is insufficient to detect small changes given the technical and biological variability in the system.
A major challenge in evaluating the hypothesis that reward processing is abnormal in psychosis is the lack of available behavioural measures to assess reward processing and incentive motivational processes in humans; the consequence has been that, to date, such processes have only been addressed indirectly in behavioural studies.
