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Open image in new window Fig. 15 Deflection profiles of specimen corresponding to indicated load steps.

The elastic modulus for each specimen, corresponding to the elastic deformation of the material, was calculated from the linear portion of the "tension-deformation" curve.

The STOMP macro was used to deliver two-photon excitation light to regions of the specimen corresponding to each pixel in the mask image.

In ten (9 %) patients, no viable tumor cells were detected in the resected specimen, corresponding to a pathological complete response (pCR) rate to neoadjuvant therapy of 14%%.

The latter was represented in the analysis by a single specimen corresponding to the type species, C. avicularis (previously used in the morphology-only phylogenetic analysis under the synonym C. modiolaris [ 15]).

Cement specimens were sterilized in water under UV light (having a peak wavelength of 254 nm, 45 min per side) prior to being immersed in the liquid, 20 mL per specimen (corresponding to a liquid-cement-volume ratio of 60 [ 5]), and kept at 37°C until testing in allocated experiments.

Figure 24 shows the relative energy dissipation relationship of test specimens corresponding to third cycle of each drift ratio.

For specimens corresponding to significantly different amounts and/or plastic nature of fines, the permanent strain levels predicted using one set of model parameters differed significantly from those predicted using another set of model parameters developed for another gradation.

From each level of corrosion, three beams were subjected to loading corresponding to 70% of the ultimate load given by the remaining three specimens corresponding to that level of corrosion.

For this purpose, the load penetration depth (P−h) curves on the surface layers of cyclically deformed specimens corresponding to various stages of fatigue process were measured, from which the indentation characteristic parameters (HV, S, hr and Wp) were extracted to evaluate the surface elasto-plastic behavior of the stainless steel during cyclic deformation.

Dielectric scans of the crystallized blends revealed two glass-rubber relaxations for all specimens corresponding to the coexistence of a mixed amorphous interlamellar phase, and a pure PEI phase residing in interfibrillar/interspherulitic regions; no (pure PEEK) crystal-amorphous interphase was observed.