Fatigue tests of standardised uniform-gauge test specimens with duplex coating (plasma nitrided and hard PVD coating) were carried out in a low cycle regime at stress ratio R ≈ 0.05 at elevated temperatures of 150 °C and 500 °C.
The Aarhus checklist will facilitate the standardised and uniform definition and reporting of studies in this area.
Analysis of variance based on standardised residuals indicated uniform DIF for gender only for the item passive (F = 9.63, df = 1,879, p = 0.002).
Since the participating clinics and hospital laboratories are part of MOH, the protocols and diagnosis criteria used by the participating clinics are uniform and standardised.
Developing more uniform and standardised assessment tools and diagnostic categories would be important to collate data from different regions and countries, and effectively utilise it for research and public health interventions.
As the BT is a part of diagnostic criteria for conditions such as Marfan syndrome, EDS and HMS, the importance of clear, standardised protocols for making uniform clinical decisions is obvious.
Standardised definitions and a uniform manual of operations were used to abstract patient characteristics (age, sex), circumstances of the cardiac arrest (witness status, arrest location, arrest before arrival of emergency medical service, presenting rhythm), prehospital care (bystander CPR, emergency medical service's response intervals), and outcome at hospital discharge.
As a summary and for practical application, we conclude that PPP are well suited to outline the spatial distribution of harmful salts at a masonry surface and assign them to certain weathering features if attention is paid to a standardised procedure (e.g. uniform duration of application).
The method involves suppressants being applied onto the flaming fronts of standardised laboratory fires burning in uniform forest litter fuels within a wind tunnel through a pressurised system mounted above the burning fuel.
