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In order to deal with this difficulty, we use variational techniques in the spirit of the work by Sun et al. [7] and consider the functional (I u)) under appropriate constraints to restore integrability.

Choose by (P1)(ii) (bin kappa_{infty},kappa)) and consider the functional (I_{varepsilon}^{ab}), let (t_{k}>0) be such that (t_{k}u_{k}in mathscr{N}_{varepsilon}^{ab}), this implies that (t_{k}leq C) for some constant (C>0).

Since (taua>tau), and consider the functional (I_{varepsilon}^{*ab}) as in Lemma 3.7, let (t_{k}>0) be such that (t_{k}u^_{k}in mathscr{N}^{*ab}_{varepsilon}), then ({t_{k}}) is bounded and we may assume (t_{k}rightarrow t_{0}) as (krightarrowinfty ).

We encourage human geneticists to carefully plan and consider the functional experiments that will follow identification of robust, rare variant association signals.

We map the subnetwork genes, drug targets, and disease genes onto the PPI network, and consider the functional significance for the major component (55 remaining genes).

We map the subnetwork genes, drug targets (extracted from DrugBank), and disease genes (extracted from OMIM) onto the PPI network, and consider the functional significance for the major component (67 remaining genes).

The work reported here sets out to clarify the ontogenetic basis of sexual variation in the human face and considers the functional, developmental and behavioural factors that may explain non-size-related facial distinctions in men and women.

Participants specifically emphasized the need to explore early predictors of asymptomatic neurological impairment (ANI) and minor neurocognitive disorder (MND), consider the functional and social implications of HAND, and determine the link between common concurrent health conditions (e.g. HAND and cardiovascular disease).

According to Anttila et al. [ 3] and Damiano [ 4] physiotherapists should consider the functional task and not simply treat the impairment.

Nowadays, researches point out the need to consider the functional and psychosocial dimensions of oral health for the implementation and evaluation of public health dentistry interventions.

In order to apply the saddle point theorem to prove the conclusion, we consider the functional and verify the conditions of Lemma 2.2.