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In this study, a series of ductile fracture criteria that have been successfully applied in the metal forming field are adopted, the constants of which are obtained by tensile tests of different specimens and their corresponded FEM simulations.

In our search, we detected 574 FLNC reads carrying complete HMW-GS ORF, and their corresponded well to six different full-length HMW-GS transcripts (Additional file 10).

Figure 11(a) shows the one path in prostate cancer pathways Figure 11(b) shows the paths reconstruct from our method and also provides the upstream of transcription factor genes and their corresponded genes.

Pasteur noted that the tartrate crystals exhibited asymmetric forms that corresponded to their optical asymmetry.

The draftsmen of Venice and northern Italy preferred an open form with loose and interrupted delineation in order to achieve even in drawing the pictorial effect that corresponded to their painters' imagination.

All cell lines were proven to have individual genetic origins by the Powerplex 1.2 system (Promega, Madison, WI) and, when available, corresponded with their original profiles as obtained from the ATCC.

All Adelaide and Melbourne nests each corresponded to their own cluster.

At the end of each training in the corresponded time, their limbs could support the body and had response to sound and light stimulation; in the recovery phases after exercise, they had normal diet and looked more vivacity.

The application of Autoquestionnaire Qualité de Vie Enfant Imagé AUQUEII) followed the methodology proposed by the authors [ 33] and the schoolchildren were asked to tick off the answer that corresponded to their feelings against the 4 proposed domains in the questionnaire.

Nine-point self-assessment manikins for valence and arousal (SAM; Bradley and Lang, 1994) were shown after each trial, and subjects chose the number underneath the scale that corresponded best to their affective experience during that trial (valence, 1 = very unpleasant to 9 = very pleasant; arousal, 1 = very calm to 9 = very excited).

Alternatively, Bicknell (2014) suggests we think of ruins as part-objects that, along with full-blown "architectural ghosts", represent past objects in their intact, built glory and as corresponded to creator intent.