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In order to reduce specimen non-uniform deformation and strain localization at large strains (Rowe and Barden 1964; Bishop and Green 1965; Colliat-Dangus et al. 1988), cylindrical specimens of 38, 50, and 70 mm diameters were prepared with equal height and diameter (H/D = 1) and the end restraints were nearly eliminated by employing enlarged and lubricated end platens.

We later assessed the validated procedures could be combined into a one-step RT-PCR to reduce specimen handling (not shown).

There could have been systematic change in recent years in the efficiency of isolation, either through reduced specimen delay or improved culture media or culture conditions (eg, atmosphere).

Synoptic reporting provides a structured method for entering the diagnostic as well as prognostic information for a particular pathology specimen or sample, thereby reducing transcription services and reducing specimen turnaround time.

In conclusion, synoptic reporting provides a structured way of entering the diagnostic as well as prognostic information for a particular pathology specimen or sample, thereby reducing transcription services and reducing specimen turnaround time.

It offers an "online diagnosis worksheet" that is easily learned and deployed, and may encourage some pathologists to enter the diagnostic information themselves, thereby reducing transcription services and reducing specimen turnaround time [ 3, 4, 7, 8].

20, 39, 40 Studies have reported that patients with moderate or poor surgical cosmetic outcome (a few months after surgery) have an increased risk of developing breast shrinkage or induration in the long-term, and thereby underline the importance of reducing specimen volumes.

With the rise of new in-plane biaxial fatigue testing machines, using smaller and more efficient electrical motors, instead of the conventional hydraulic machines, it is necessary to reduce the specimen size and to ensure that the specimen geometry is appropriate for the load capacity installed.

It has been found that the effect on the image is to reduce the specimen signal-to-noise (SNR) by a factor of ~1.2.

The authors have previously optimized the cruciform geometry for biaxial fatigue initiation, using a revolved spline to reduce the specimen center thickness.

Both analytical solutions and numerical results reveal that uniform tensile residual stresses reduce a specimen's deflection if it experiences plate behavior under small loads.