“…even at low strains. Many authors were trying to improve modeling of this phenomenon by including: -different microscopic and macroscopic aspects of structural evolution (Drozdov and Christiansen, 2003;Ahzi et al, 2003;Oshmyan et al, 2004Oshmyan et al, , 2005Oshmyan et al, , 2006, particularly, crystalline morphology and chain conformations were taken into account for polyethylene (Popelar et al, 1990;Hobeika et al, 2000;and Sirotkin et al, 2001); -phenomenological viscoelastic or viscoplastic modeling (Yao and Krempl, 1985;Kichenin et al, 1996;Chaboche, 1997;Chambaudet et al, 1998;Ho and Krempl, 2000;Stehly and Rémond, 2002;Krempl and Ho, 2002;Krempl and Khan, 2003;André et al, 2003;Colak, 2004;Rémond, 2005). The crystalline morphology of polyethylene is highly influenced by the stress over threshold, inducing separation, rotation and torque of the lamellae, the slipping of lamella units, their reorientation inside spherulites, etc.…”