In sum, then, the effect of infrequent deletions in this sample is not peculiar to a criterion of a relative frequency of 5% or less.
Thanks to its peculiar features, our multiaxial fatigue criterion can be used to estimate fatigue damage in weldments by applying it in terms of either nominal, hot-spot or local stresses.
This may be the most peculiar aspect of SZ genetics that the persistence criteria predict.
Some argue, for example, that works of art have a distinct criterion of identity, one that reflects the peculiar nature and demands of aesthetic interest.
We believe that this peculiar ultrasound finding, in association with clinical and laboratoristic criteria, as fever, hepatosplenomegaly, anemia, leucopenia and weight loss, may corroborate the suspicion of VL that should be confirmed by serological and/or molecular tests [ 13].
This "anti-atlas" is a peculiar and delightful compiling of disparately obsessive imaginations, selected on the criteria of strangeness, rarity, and originality, and arranged into eighteen sections, including "Strange Borders," "Based on the Underground," and "Watchamacallit".
The morphometric analyses, based on the descriptive criteria developed from other recent studies, highlight the presence of peculiar features of experimentally produced drag and puncture marks.
Four criteria support evidence of genetic influence on susceptibility to BD: peculiar geographical distribution, occasions of familial aggregation, correlation with class I HLA antigens (HLA-B51) and polymorphisms in genes that control immune responses [2, 7, 48, 49].
The criteria for MCDD are shown in Table 1 and highlight the importance of peculiar and idiosyncratic fears, panic episodes and explosive emotional behaviours [ 10].
The peculiar properties of high molecular weight fluids markedly influence turbine design and ask for turbine design criteria specifically tailored to ORCs.
