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In 2008, Kirk and Panyanak [26] proposed an analogous version of convergence in geodesic spaces, namely △-convergence, which was originally introduced by Lim [25].

Note that an analogous version of Lemma 6 holds for valid repetitions.

In 1992, the British NHS adopted an analogous version of DRGs, referred to as Health Resource Groups (HRGs).

However, it is questionable if an analogous version of the reduction property on refined element domains  [25, (A2)], can be proved for the Faermann estimator η h.

We note that the triangle reduction scheme presented in Rice et al. (2005) uses an analogous version of the procedure described in this section; however, this scheme was only applied to triangles, i.e. an edge u → v was removed only if two consecutive edges u → z → v explain it.

An analogous version of the following result is already found in  [17] for the special case of B-splines of degrees p = 0, 1, 2 and knot multiplicity # t i = 1 for all i ∈ Z and weight function φ = 1.

We also need the following analogous version of Minkowski's inequality.

Now, we want to present the analogous version of the main result (Theorem 3.1) in the autonomous case.

To do so, we describe and analyse an analogous stochastic version (low copy number regime) of the same model.

In this case (of which analogous versions have occurred around the world an individual could not find a medical facility in his locality that was willing to admit him with the result that he was forced to seek treatment in a private institution. The Right to Life is found within Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

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