The strain accumulation criterion was successful in predicting both the path and the rate of crack growth under dwell fatigue.
This crack growth criterion was successful in predicting both the path and the rate of crack growth at selected loading range and dwell period.
In our previous study (Sakai and Passingham 2006), this selection criterion was successful in equating the reaction time between the phonological and semantic tasks.
A thermodynamic model using the "wettability criterion" was successful in predicting passive particle uptake, although it did not take into account the elastic properties of the cell membrane (Chen et al. 1997).
In summary, we have shown that the combination of the B factor with knowledge and structure-based criteria is successful for generating thermostable proteins of the UdhAt.
Further inclusion criteria were successful staining for p65, histologically proven SCC of the oropharynx, oral cavity, hypopharynx or larynx, and stage III or IV disease.
Exclusion criteria were successful defibrillation without administration of a vasopressor, age under 18 years, documented terminal illness, traumatic cardiac arrest, severe hypothermia (<30°C), pulseless electrical activity or asystole as initial rhythm at arrival, and inability to gain intravenous access.
59 These criteria are successful in most instances to distinguish NMO from MS in patients with optic neuritis and myelitis, but the spectrum of NMO includes recurrent myelitis and optic neuritis, NMO syndromes with symptomatic brain lesions at presentation, and NMO associated with systemic autoimmune diseases.
We have shown how producing biologically plausible representations that are similar to those of primate inferior temporal cortex neurons is an important criterion for whether a model is successful as a model of the process.
