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This paper discusses the outcomes of application of damage accumulation models proposed by Palmgren-Miner [Miner MA. Cumulative damage in Fatigue. J Appl Mech 1945 12(September):A159 64], Broutman and Sahu [Broutman LJ, Sahu SA. New theory to predict cumulative fatigue damage. In: Fiberglass reinforced plastics, composite materials: testing and design (second conference), ASTM STP 497; 1972.

Consequently, the actual outcomes of application of NPIs may differ from the results that are presented in this paper.

This study examines the outcome of application of a modified chitosan-dextran (CD) gel within the intraperitoneal cavity of a porcine model to assess its effect on adhesion formation.

While 831 records provide accurate information on application dates and outcomes of initial application and reconsideration, they do not record appeal decisions.

With many of the refugees awaiting the outcome of applications for asylum, and others fearing deportation, aid workers said they expected more outbreaks of violence.

More than 1,000 others, who arrived before the laws went into effect, await the outcome of applications for asylum in barbed-wired camps in remote desert areas.

Based on the outcomes of model application, the overall AHP score obtained for each supplier is given in Table 11.

To assess the outcomes of the application of a protocol of comprehensive geriatric assessment in frail elderly persons by primary care physicians.

In a study by Magnuson et al., which analyzed the changes in biochemical parameters that occurred overtime, although the outcomes of GC application were analyzed, the effects of calcitonin were not studied.

This review describes the outcomes of technology application within generic equine science and specific equitation science studies including heart rate monitoring, electromyography, infrared thermography, pressure algometry and remote recording of behaviour and cognitive functioning.

This chapter details the design processes and summarizes the main biogeochemical and ecological outcomes of an application to a degraded former opencast (surface) coal-mine site in South Wales, United Kingdom.