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This study also affirmed that the store-as-a-brand concept is valid for a single-brand apparel retailer.

The vertical dashed line represents the critical σ1/σ3 ratio of 4.68, i.e., the maximum stress ratio for which the critical stress concept is valid.

By considering the lowest values of fluid velocity, the concept is valid for a wider range of conditions, for instance for the grains of a 1/16-mm diameter with a low SRF at 200 °C.

Imagine the glass as a crystal lattice (this is not actually the case, being a glass, but the concept is valid), where lead sulphate, silica and potassium oxide molecules are distributed at random.

Understanding the impact of breathing on cardiac rhythm, this concept is valid and important but the method may require further optimization as averaging should probably be taken in the context of respiratory cycle rather than randomly selecting three beats.

Although this internal photoemission concept is valid for all semiconductor materials systems, using a well-studied III V system of GaAs/Alx Ga1−xAs to cover a wide wavelength range from UV to far-infrared (THz) is an important development in detector technology.

These authors also assumed the existence of pseudo-steady state flow, but proved that the concept was valid for constant rate, constant pressure or variable-rate/variable pressure production.

In a later conference, chaired by Levy et al., these four criteria were included in the diagnostic criteria for sepsis as it was proposed that, although the SIRS concept was valid, it was considered to have limited diagnostic application [ 3].

Its concepts are valid for mediated and unmediated interactions and express no choice of a particular technology.

So far it has not been shown that these model concepts are valid for a broad range of chemotherapies and schedules [ 59, 63].

The single-compartmental kinetic model is based on the Fick principle and assumes that the intravascular and extravascular spaces are a single compartment, a concept that is valid for time points prior to the moment when contrast medium appears in the draining veins of the tissue of interest.