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These stress states are achieved through the application of the normal loads required to grip a fatigue specimen coupled with the cyclic axial loads used to generate fatigue data.
As per the specimen and fixture design, the entire PLT test setup (i.e., the tubular specimen coupled with the mandrel) has been discretized in 3D domain for FE analysis.
On specimens coupled with magnesium anode, the coating does not contain brucite and is composed of aragonite with Mg6Al2(OH)18·4H2O islands.
It also demonstrates the utility of WGA of trace DNA specimens coupled with either Roche 454 sequencing technology or Pacific Biosciences single molecule real-time sequencing technology.
It is shown that RE addition in the form of a small solid piece in the centre of the negatively biased work table results in increased nitrogen concentrations in the near surface regions of steel specimens coupled with improved surface hardness properties.
Ion-abrasion scanning electron microscopy (IASEM) takes advantage of focused ion beams to abrade thin sections from the surface of bulk specimens, coupled with SEM to image the surface of each section, enabling 3D reconstructions of subcellular architecture at ∼30 nm resolution.
The continued increase in MRSA rates among inpatient specimens coupled with the emergence of MRSA in the community (outpatient) setting has involved strains that frequently exhibit multiple drug resistance.
As has been demonstrated by other publications before us [ 14], the presence of EBV in the tumor specimens coupled with no detection of EBV genomic DNA in the peripheral blood, and vice-versa, that we observed are consistent with the epithelial nature of the virus.
The continuous development of PCR-based assays with the capability to rapidly and simultaneously detect pathogens and presence of resistance genes in specimens coupled with their application in POCT may further improve the management of patients as long as appropriate quality control is ensured.
The Developmental Mass Extrapolation scaling principle [6], [44] was used to infer specimen masses and coupled with the age differences to model growth rates throughout development.
While LCF data was derived for smooth specimens, monotonic tensile tests coupled with image-based methods were carried out on both smooth and notched specimens.
