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Analytical solutions to predict the fatigue notch factors (FNFs) of rough specimen are derived.

Analytical formulae for estimating the critical loading condition for such a special central fracture mode of double-cracked flat plate specimen are derived using both standard elastic beam theory and the TCD.

The energy release rate of the ENF adhesive joint specimen is derived.

An expression for the optimal probe size in the absence of any kind of prior knowledge about the specimen is derived as well.

In our case, the excised specimen was derived from the MM and ACL, and the cyst had the same organizational structure as a ganglion cyst.

In our analysis, we divided the lung cancer patients into two groups based on specimen source: patients whose tumor specimen was derived from the primary lung tumor site vs. those whose tumor specimen was obtained from a metastatic site (lymph node or distant).

This implies that counting more than Ñ points merely reduces the uncertainty in estimated compositions of (sub) specimens, but it does not lead to a better prediction of the composition of the lithosome from which the specimens are derived.

African Pygmy (n = 34) and SE Asian Negrito (n = 44) specimens are derived from several Institutions [Supplementary Data 1].

This procedure was chosen as opposed to traditional Least Squares (Model I) regression, because it does not assign dependence to a given variable (Y), and is further appropriate since uncertainty has to be assumed on both variables, and the included specimens are derived from a larger population [60].

All specimens are derived from the Pragian Beartooth Butte Formation section at Cottonwood Canyon, Big Horn County, Wyoming.

Further, all of these specimens are derived from patients who sought health care, either because of symptoms or perceived risk, so the data should be interpreted accordingly.