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The FEM code model overestimated the sway deflections occurring in the rack but gave accurate predictions of joint moments and could be conservatively used in design.

It is found that the fatigue resistance of the high strength steel joints could be conservatively predicted by the existing fatigue design curves for normal strength steels.

Comparison between experimental numbers of cycles and standard S-N formulae indicates that the FAT 100 curve provided in the IIW fatigue recommendation could be conservatively used to estimate the fatigue resistance of such rib-to-deck welded connections composed of 16 mm thick deck plates and 80% PJP welds.

For multiple applications, the exposure could be conservatively estimated from the maximum season application rate.

In a continuous rhythm analysis scenario several of these probabilities could be conservatively combined before a shock is actually decided.

If all 's in the are verified successfully, the corresponding could then be conservatively or nonconservatively considered to be an element of ( for ).

It means that the weight function method could be a conservatively practical approach for fracture mechanical assessment of in-wall shield ribs.

The fatigue life reduction due to the loading sequence effect could be assessed conservatively by determining the allowable number of cycles for effective stress amplitude.

To the Editor: Medicare spending could be cut, conservatively, by 40 percent without any harm to recipients, doctors, medical professionals or hospitals.

The fatigue life could be predicted conservatively even if the mean strain was applied by assuming the effective strain range to be equal to the total strain range (by assuming the crack mouth to be never closed).

Postoperatively, the patient developed pancreatic fistula, which could be managed conservatively by fasting and drain maintenance.