Surprisingly, the brittle separation of the FRP which defined failure of the FRPRC frame started in the beam's midspan zone without evidence of local yield.
Excellent agreement of mid-point deflections and evidence of severe yield line deformation were presented and discussed against the performed blast tests.
If there was evidence of low yield or low DNA quality after DNA extraction, quantification and genotyping, participants were re-contacted and asked to provide a second sample.
Subgroup analysis, excluding participants with evidence of CVD, yielded similar improvements in C-statistics for 1-year and long-term mortality (table 5, model 2; P for improvement 0.019 and 0.001, respectively).
Ancillary findings based on our forecasting experiments underscore the advantages of using recursive estimation strategies, and provide new evidence of the usefulness of yield and yield-spread variables in nonlinear prediction model specification.
In Africa, it is particularly vital that evidence of effective strategies yielded through research is used to inform policy so that the limited resources available can be put to good use.
What matters, they say, is whether any of the inspections yield evidence of hidden weapons programs.
Ancient bottom wipers yield evidence of diseases carried along the Silk Road.
Internal evidence of the inscription may yield its own kind of dating, either by synchronism with otherwise known facts or events or in true calendaric fashion.
"Bodies Yield Evidence of Hussein-Era Killings" (news article, Aug. 17) is an important depiction of the painstaking work of the American forensics team conducting exhumations of mass graves in Iraq.
But something dramatic happens in the course of "From the New World," as her meticulous frame-by-frame inspection of reality begins to yield evidence of, among other things, ecological peril.
