Sentence examples for considerations of survival from inspiring English sources

The random models, considering the entire material constants as dependent random variables using the Coffin Manson law and the modified Ramberg Osgood equation, respectively, for random cyclic strain life and stress strain relations are then successively proposed with considerations of survival probability and sampling size related confidence.

Ethical considerations precluded performance of survival studies.

Two most important considerations in evaluation of survival prediction models are 1) predictability - ability to predict survival risks accurately and 2) reproducibility - ability to generalize to predict samples generated from different studies.

These results urge careful consideration of the survival cost of reproduction in predictions of a fish stock's reproductive and recovery capacity and in model forecasts of fish life-history evolution.

Although total hip arthroplasty (THA) is an effective treatment for late stage OA, its application for young DDH patients is still controversial in consideration of the survival rate of prosthesis [ 6, 7].

The trial is designed with 3 arms, giving equal statistical consideration to survival comparisons of captopril versus the angiotensin II receptor blocker valsartan, as well as the combination of captopril plus valsartan, compared with a proven effective dose of captopril.

Proximity and self-interest have combined to make Italy the obvious candidate to lead an international force to tackle the mess in Albania.And Italy has been ready to do so, for, as it happens, it now has a government that is not utterly preoccupied with domestic considerations of manoeuvre and survival.

Taking colon cancer into consideration, some studies which reported predictability of survival using pre-operative albumin levels in serum, reported variable cut off values of albumin as a predictor of survival [ 18, 19].

The ability of C. perfringens to form spores that can survive for very long times must also been taken into consideration when survival of C. perfringens is discussed.

All groups use a multidisciplinary approach with consideration of long-term survival and acute and long-term toxicities.

This implies that the sole consideration of "progression-free survival" as the foundation for decisions is not sufficient from the patients' perspective and multiple criteria are important.