In an effort to develop uniform reporting criteria for MD, the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Conmittee on Hearing and Equilibrium published guidelines for diagnosing this entity in 1995.
Neuro-otology experts excluded patients with vertigo or dizziness caused by the central nervous system, and diagnosed all patients according to the Diagnostic Guideline of Equilibrium Disorders by Japan Society for Equilibrium Research.
Depending on operating temperature and pressure, the equilibrium predictions offer qualitative and quantitative guidelines that assist establishing initial fuel/steam ratios.
Likewise, more rigorous measures to establish good acid-base equilibrium should be adopted in resuscitation guidelines.
To standardize the reporting of hearing results after middle ear surgery, the Committee on Hearing and Equilibrium of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery proposed 2 levels of guidelines: level 1 for reporting summary data and level 2 for reporting raw data.
The predictive qualities of the models are assessed, based on the mean square deviation and provide guidelines for model selection, and assumptions concerning phase equilibrium, when designing solid liquid separators for the pharmaceutical industry on process simulation software.
The average inlet hydraulic conductivity was 2 m d−1, suggesting that current European design guidelines, which predict that the system will reach an equilibrium hydraulic conductivity of 86 m d−1, do not adequately describe the hydrology of mature systems.
The interaction between two tiers was investigated based on the FE results, which were also used to examine the modeling assumption of reinforcement tensile loads in limit equilibrium (LE) analysis and to evaluate the design methods in current design guidelines.
Several design guidelines adopt limit state methods (e.g., earth pressure or limit equilibrium slope stability methods) to estimate the reinforcement loads for geosynthetic-reinforced soil structures (GRSSs).
For fate testing, the test guidelines have to be modified to address the fact of non-equilibrium situations (e.g. OECD TG 106 adsorption/desorption) (see "PEC assessment, PEC models").
