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In addition, ultimate strength of the specimens with same pipe increases with the increase of fcu.

(3) Effect of pipe thickness on ultimate strength of the specimens with same core concrete is not unique.

Also, M/My ratios for the onset of ratchetting in stainless steel specimens are less than carbon steel specimens with same Dm/t ratios.

The results also show that the peak loads of concrete specimens with same dimension decrease with the increasing volume fraction of coarse aggregates.

For MKPC paste specimens cured in seawater after 3-day natural curing, their 28-day and 60-day compressive strengths were 112.8% and 105.4% of those of MKPC paste specimens with same hydration ages under natural curing condition, respectively.

Two different column lengths (600 mm and 1100 mm, respectively) were considered, and all the specimens with same cross-sectional size (width 60 × depth 90 mm) were prepared for the test, as shown in Fig. 1.

Figure 3 represents the evolution over time of compressive strengths for AANP concrete specimens that are exposed in the sulfate solutions after being cured for 28 days in a specific regime and specimens cured with same curing regime till testing date.

Compared to the other studies in the literature, the main difference is to assess the damage resistance and the damage tolerance for specimens with the same bending stiffness characteristics and the same number of interfaces.

The cores, which did not contain reinforcement, were cut to a length of 200 mm and tested in the same manner as standard cylinder specimens with the same dimension, in accordance with ASTM C42/C42 M (2011).

Three different specimens with the same origin were marked with the same four-digit number: blood sample (05vv or 06vv), bacterial isolate (Ec for E. coli, Sa for S. aureus, Pa for P. aeruginosa, or Kp for K. pneumoniae), and phage (Phi).

Because our surveillance data were collected from different regions of Japan, we compared them on the assumption that 1) people seek care with the same frequency in all regions when they are ill, 2) doctors request stool specimens with the same frequency in all regions, and 3) laboratories test for VTEC with the same standards in all regions.