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In the 'Conclusions' section, we summarize our results and furthermore consider what components of the tidal spectrum might arise from nonlinear wave-wave interactions.
Future work will need to expand the number of journals considered and, furthermore, consider the potential for 'false positive' warnings.
Since particularly the performance of the highest channels are rather poor as we will see in Section 6, and furthermore, considering that fewer channels lead to a reduction of computation time, we allow the omission of the lowest and the highest channels by defining the minimum k min and the maximum channel k max.
The "Catalog of Published Genome-Wide Association Studies" [ 3] covers only those GWAS attempting to assay at least 100,000 SNPs in the initial stage and furthermore considers only SNP-trait associations with p-values < 1.0 × 10-5.
The current manuscript builds upon previous work by investigating the role of microRNAs (miRNAs) during the initiation of FD and furthermore, considers their potential as novel tissue-based biomarkers of FD.
The possible relationship between professional seniority, rate of consultations, and complaint cases merits further studies to clarify the impact of professional seniority and workload on professional performance and to furthermore consider the role of factors such as job content and communication styles.
In Methods and Discussion, we furthermore consider the role of sanctioning as a mechanism that supports the evolution of norms, but point out that there are other mechanisms which are expected to support the evolution of norms as well.
Furthermore, consider x and x+dx along a minimum cost path.
Furthermore, consider the a second game proposed by Nover and Hajek (2004): the Altadena game.
We furthermore consider one particular problem caused by frequency adaptation: the problem of orphaned devices.
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