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In this regard, several studies have characterized the epidemic's trends as monotonic, including the fraction of new HIV infections that are drug resistant (e. As they [7,8] both point out, the median method works well for monotonic signals but introduces errors when the signal is not monotonic (that is, exhibits a local extremum). In addition to strain-life testing, the castings were examined through chemical analysis, microstructure analysis, hardness tests, monotonic tension tests and compression tests. |
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