The primary outcome measure was mode of delivery classified as vaginal [spontaneous or operative (forceps or ventouse)] or caesarean in first stage of labour for failure to progress.
Among them, 61 (69%) had a history of eating any oysters, raw or cooked, with or without other seafood, in the 7 days before illness began and had a mode of transmission classified as foodborne or as unknown.
We initially examined the large group of cases in patients who consumed any oysters, raw or cooked, with or without other seafood, with mode of transmission classified either as foodborne or as unknown (e.g., because the patient had both food and water exposure and only a blood isolate).
The comprehensive deformation and failure modes of specimens were classified and analyzed in term of face-sheets and core, and then the failure mode map of specimens was presented.
Quantitative results were obtained based on the measurement in the tests by a ballistic pendulum with corresponding sensors, and then the deformation/failure modes of specimen were classified and analysed systematically.
The modes of interaction were classified into two broad categories: self-contained (i.e., text, image and video) or external reference (i.e., hyperlinked).
Fragments of the fractured specimens were observed using an optical microscope at 40× magnification and the modes of fracture were classified as adhesive, cohesive (dentin or composite substrate), or mixed.
This paper defines an LCA based model, which could allow an effective comparison between different transport modes classifying them in terms of exergy destruction.
As shown, the level of criticality for various failure modes ranges from 3 to 28, where less than three percent of the failure modes fall into "very low critical" category, around 15%% of the failure modes are classified as "low critical", around 70%% of the failure modes are "medium critical" and 12%% of the failure modes fall into "high critical" category.
In this case for the classifier in Fig. 3 b, if the maximum likelihood class is one of the periodic halftone modes, we classify the document as mix-p; otherwise, we classify it as mix-s.
The most typical failure modes are classified and interpreted in the light of stress analysis.
