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All the plots established at 250 stems ha−1 or 500 stems ha−1 were thinned using a thinning ratio (ratio of initial stand density to post-thinning stand density) of 2.5:1.

All but two of the thinned plots (one for each species) were thinned to maintain the thinning ratio (mean diameter of removed stems over the mean diameter of stems before thinning) at 0.8 – 0.9 (Darling and Omule 1989; Stone 1994).

The remainder of the 1000 stems ha−1 plots were left unthinned (thinning ratio of 1 1).

The maximum thinning ratio appeared at the bottom of the formed parts.

A constant thinning ratio of 2.5:1 was used resulting in residual stand densities after thinning of 200 and 400 stems ha−1, respectively.

LV wall-thinning ratio (WTR) was calculated by dividing the LV wall thickness in the AAR by that of the normally perfused area.

A thinning ratio of 1.7:1 was applied to another proportion of 1000 stems ha−1 plots to obtain a final stand density of 600 stems ha−1.

LV wall-thinning ratio (WTR) was calculated by dividing the LV wall thickness in the AAR by that in the normally perfused LV area.

The surface roughness and the thickness thinning ratio of the formed parts increased when the grain size and feature dimension increased.

The summarized findings of previous studies indicate that the degree of decline in the Ei caused by thinning is related to Pg and the thinning ratio.

Then, an optimum crystallographic texture of steel sheet is found through the limit dome height (LDH) formability tests by employing as objective function, which is evaluated by a maximum thinning ratio of the deformed sheet.