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Method and specimen Frequency of monitoring Incidence Mortality CMV positivea CMV negativeb 1990 Domart et al. [31] Prospective, single center Mediastinitis, post-cardiac surgery Patients in whom viral cultures could be done within 10 days of surgical debridement 115 Serology for CMV IgG Viral culture blood and urine.

In sharp contrast to the de-alloyed Si-20at%Al specimen, frequency dependent capacitance and RC constant in input voltage of 10 V at room temperature for the Ti based one show 30 times larger in frequency region from 1 kHz to 1 MHz and 4 5 times larger in whole frequency region, respectively.

In addition to efficacy and safety analyses, we report volumetric assessment of intracranial response, patterns of disease progression, correlative endpoints from archival tumor specimens, frequency of germline BRCA mutations, and quality of life among patients with TNBC-BM treated with irinotecan and iniparib.

Some problems such as heat generation in specimen and frequency effect in ultrasonic fatigue testing are also briefly discussed.

For each specimen, the frequency of RETs and mutant phenotype RBCs was measured by interrogating approximately 10 RBCs.

The results of the experimental study showed that the changes to the specimens' natural frequency varied non-linearly with the cycle ratio or damage fraction, and that relatively large changes in the natural frequency could be measured near the end of the fatigue life.

For satisfactory specimens, the frequency with which cytologic categories were reported varied by time since LMP, although differences were modest and did not affect the chance of abnormal cytology or its severity among women diagnosed with CIN2+.

For an undamaged specimen, the resonance frequency does not change with increased excitation amplitude.

The aim of this paper is to introduce and describe such a device, which is able to take into account specimen size, centre frequency and ease of use.

For a damaged specimen, the resonance frequency decreases and the inverse quality factor (loss factor) increases proportional with the increasing excitation amplitude.

With the proposed testing methodology it is possible to obtain a S-N point of the Woehler curve relatively quickly and to simultaneously monitor the changes of the specimen's natural frequency and damping loss factor.