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Approximately 11% of bridges in the United States are categorized as structurally deficient and there is a marked need of more accurately evaluating true structural capacity.

The approach described in this paper can be used as a way of more accurately evaluating extreme wave loads and other nonlinear responses in ship design.

Application of the test data to conveyor design is also presented with the aim being to show how the test facility can be used to improve the accuracy of conveyor belt tension calculations by more accurately evaluating the performance of different rubber compounds and belt constructions.

However, for more accurately evaluating the similarity between two sequences, some parameters have to be tuned.

With that information, we can more accurately evaluate each region's relative importance for conservation, and assess international priorities accordingly," Dr Joppa said.

It can more accurately evaluate wind-induced responses of a building with a TMD than fixed-base models.

Elastoplastic models can better represent the rock behavior and, therefore, more accurately evaluate the risk of wellbore instability.

In patients with Fontan circulation, pulmonary perfusion ratios are more accurately evaluated with phase contrast MR compared with lung perfusion scintigraphy [9].

(3) An amended temperature range in TG/DTA analysis was proposed to more accurately evaluate CO2 uptake in AAS pastes, considering sodium and calcium carbonates.

More data is useful not just for helping to make sure the car pays attention to what it's supposed to, but also helping to make sure it can more accurately evaluate what isn't worth its time.

Indeed, the particles allow an accurate computation of the local interfacial curvatures, and the capillary part of the pressure jump computed across the interface is more accurately evaluated.