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Ruggieri et al. (2015) proposed a modified Weibull stress model incorporating plastic strain effect and employed it in combination with the distribution of measured toughness values from one specimen geometry to predict fracture toughness distribution of another specimen geometry, and also estimated reference temperature for the Master Curve approach from small fracture specimens.

Some have evaluated coaching in response to inbound calls [ 46, 47], including in combination with the distribution of decision aids [ 48].

In combination with the distribution of functional classes (Additional file 10B), our results revealed two sets of genes either induced or repressed during this stage, consisting of genes coding for regulatory proteins as well as possible target genes.

The four different types of professionals and the different types of hospitals in combination with the distribution of hospitals across the country display a diverse group of professionals and different care settings.

The dominant driver of groundwater flow is the topography in combination with the permeability distribution.

Genealogical analyses suggest that gene flow is limited and, in combination with the unique distribution of most haplotypes, suggest that populations of this species are strongly substrnctured along the river.

For doing this, the measured pressure signal in the bed is processed in combination with the solids distribution (i.e. centre of mass position, velocity and acceleration) obtained from digital image analysis of the optically accessible front view of the bed.

In particular, in both [3] and [32] authors emphasize several factors that, in combination with the uneven distribution, impose harder learning constraints.

We have studied a q-ary bias-based collusion-resistant scheme where the score function (7) of Oosterwijk et al. [21] is used in combination with the Dirichlet distribution with a cutoff.

In combination with the ubiquitous distribution of rats, the probability for spread and establishment of P. cantonensis exists within eastern North America.

We argue that small tissue microhabitats in combination with the spatial distribution of resources within these habitats could be important selective forces driving tumor invasiveness.