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The normal strain excursion between adjacent turning points of the maximum strain and the maximum shear strain amplitude on the critical plane are then combined as an equivalent strain amplitude by von Mises criterion to replace the equivalent strain amplitude of the proportional loading, which takes account of the effect of additional hardening due to nonproportional loading.

Indicator-based MOEAs use a single indicator as the selection criterion to replace the Pareto dominance in Pareto-based MOEAs. Pareto-based MOEAs

Future work will involve two main aspect of the proposed approach, namely an adaptive approach for the estimation of the parameters, as well as establishing an automatic stopping criterion to replace the prefixed numbers of iteration for anisotropic diffusion.

As shown above, to obtain the LLR criterion in MMSE criterion, we need to replace the matrix H and r in the LLR criterion in ZF criterion by the extended matrix H MMSE and r MMSE.

However, the new criteria were not meant to replace the original American College of Rheumatology (ACR) criteria, but to represent an alternative method of diagnosis 39; and the new criteria have not been tested in rheumatic conditions and may not be relevant in patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases.

The idea is to find ways for underwater homeowners, or those nearly so — and therefore unable to meet the usual criteria to replace their mortgages — to benefit from currently low interest rates.

This trial was designed when the new RECIST criteria for response assessment had just been proposed to replace the WHO criteria.

The humanitarian rhetoric marks a return to "just war" theory without a universally agreed criteria to replace religious doctrine.

A simplified and more practical method relies on the exploitation of a simpler criterion (in particular, a quadratic function) to replace the quartic function [26].

Currently, the Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumours (RECIST), which was established in 2000, and was revised in 2009, i.e. RECIST1.1, to replace the World Health Organization (WHO) criteria for tumour response evaluation, is widely used in evaluating the response to anticancer treatment.

After updating the current logic tree, the new logic tree is accepted to replace the current one by criteria with different conditions.