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The number of prior dislocations, in addition to the number of previous surgeries, negatively correlates with post-surgical success [16, 19].

Because of high rates of infection, skin perforations, and dislocations, in addition to foreign body reactions and capsule fibrosis, its acceptance has decreased [ 33].

It is shown that the distribution of grain boundary dislocations is, in addition to the misorientation angle, also an important factor in determining the failure strength.

The most prominent clinical feature observed in the hypermobility subtype of EDS (EDS-HT, former EDS type III) is generalized joint hypermobility with recurrent dislocations and subluxations, in addition to mild skin hyperextensibility and fragility.

New low energy edge 〈c + a〉 dislocation cores were found in addition to the sessile Type I and Type III cores observed in previous simulations while the Type II core was not observed.

In addition to dislocations, a grain boundary sweeping through a material also results in plastic distortion.

The ternary, quaternary and higher-order alloys containing Ta, Cr and/or Re exhibit flow stress anomalies above 873 K due to slip of pairs of 1/2〈1 1 0〉 superpartial dislocations on {0 0 1} planes, in addition to {1 1 1} planes, in the γ′ precipitates.

In addition to dislocation and grain-boundary based mechanisms, this observation can be caused by buckling and subsequent post-buckling deformation.

Metals and alloys with hexagonal close packed (HCP) crystal structures can undergo twinning in addition to dislocation slip when loaded mechanically.

In addition to dislocation cells/walls, and {112}<111>-type deformation twinning, a shock-induced omega phase (hexagonal) is also found within polycrystalline tantalum shocked at 45 GPa.

In addition to dislocation slip-dominated plasticity, the probability of phase transformation in the diamond cutting process is also evaluated by performing RDF analysis on defect zone within the workpiece and formed chips.