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The objective of this paper was to determine the statistical validity of the step test method for specimens excised from Ti 6Al 4V forgings.

The mechanism of subsurface crack initiation and propagation in high strength steel in a very high-cycle fatigue region was studied by a computational simulation using a fracture surface topographic analysis (FRASTA) method for specimens of a high carbon chromium bearing steel with data obtained from rotary bending fatigue testing in air.

A dry 'paper smear' method for specimen collection and a simple single tube protocol was employed for PCR detection of HPV infection.

These results are in agreement with Fraser & Harris [ 18] who reported that the ideal method for specimen sampling is to collect the specimen from fasting, non-exercised subjects between 7 00 and 9 00.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Comparison between experimental observed load-shortening curves of specimens CS2 and CS3 Open image in new window Fig. 10 Comparison between experimental observed load-shortening curves of different strengthening methods for specimens CS4 and CF1.

In this work, the deformation and fracture of this material have been characterised using in situ methods for specimens of micrometre size (meso-scale) and the results are then compared with those measured one length-scale smaller, and those at the macro-scale.

It was also found that grouted jacket repair generally shows an overwhelming strength enhancement over the CFRP wrapping method except for specimens with 90° damage around circumference, which shows a delay of the restraining effect.

The elastic-plastic fracture toughness of a PC/ABS blend has been investigated simultaneously by the conventional J-integral and the crack tip opening displacement (CTOD) methods for specimen thickness varying from 4 to 15 mm.

Review showed that similar methods for specimen processing were used in all three participating laboratories.

Alternatively, accurate methods for specimen identification would allow for estimates of ecotype-specific fry abundance and corresponding egg-to-fry survival rates.

We describe the role of transmission electron microscopy in viral diagnosis and outbreak management; methods for specimen collection, preparation, and examination; laboratory safety and quality control; and the differential morphologic diagnosis of infectious agents.