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Limitations in the use of SSCP analysis

Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, 1993
Since its introduction in 1989, analyses by SSCPA of DNA sequences containing mutations by SSCPA have increased dramatically. While many workers have recognised the utility of the technique, few have examined its limitations. In this paper we report studies using part of the lacI gene from E. coli to measure assay variables.
E, Fan   +3 more
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The Limited Utility of Utilitarian Analysis

The American Journal of Bioethics, 2006
Jonathan Baron claims that approaches to bioethics decision making other than utilitarian decision analysis often cause harm that could be avoided (Baron 2006).
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Limited logical belief analysis

1997
The process of rational inquiry can be defined as the evolution of a rational agent's belief set as a consequence of its internal inference procedures and its interaction with the environment. These beliefs can be modelled in a formal way using doxastic logics. The possible worlds model and its associated Kripke semantics provide an intuitive semantics
Antonio Moreno, Ton Sales
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Possibilites and limitations of finite elements for limit analysis

Géotechnique, 1984
The ability of the 15-noded displacement based finite element to assess accurately collapse loads of soil structures is examined for high friction angles and non-associated flow rules. Solutions are presented for strip and circular footings, for the trap door problem and for the cone penetration test.
R. De Borst, P. A. Vermeer
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Plasticity, limit analysis, and limiting equilibrium

1994
A system of surface and body forces applied to a body will cause changes in the stresses and strains within it. The changes in strain will usually be partly elastic and immediately recoverable, but may also result in part from irrecoverable plastic yield. As the forces increase, a growing part of the body may reach the limit of its shear strength. Once
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Duality between Limit Analysis and Limit Design

Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, 1971
The relation between limit analysis and optimal limit design of stable rigid perfectly plastic systems will be analyzed in the particular context of Tresca sandwich plates, but the same duality principles can be readily extended to any yield condition and any convex and piece-wise differentiable specific cost function.
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The Limits of Analysis

International Philosophical Quarterly, 1983
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The Limits of Analysis

Public Administration Review, 1991
Barbara J. Holt, Daniel Callahan
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Limits of analysis

Analytical Chemistry, 1976
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