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The results show that OCPs are related to life roles and, hence, implies the importance of career guidance agencies especially for women's career development (Hakim 2000).

Note that Proposition 3 is more general than, and hence implies, property 3 of Proposition 1. Figure 2 provides intuition for Proposition 3. Its top panel reproduces Fig. 1 above.

Others prefer the wide scope reading, precisely because it does not allow one to detach 'ought' and hence implies a more disjunctive obligation: S ought either to apply 'green' to green objects, or not mean green by 'green' (Gampel 1995: 228, Millar 2004: 168 169).

Additionally, in our channel model, assuming a unidimensional space where the nonnegativity constraint is satisfied and one of the two points of the constellation takes the value of 0, it is easy to deduce that an average electrical power constraint of, and, hence,, implies an Euclidean distance as and, hence, an average optical power constraint of.

By analogy with the correlation resulting from temperature-dependent conformational exchange, the observed correlation here suggests that corresponding hydration water is more structured at low temperature and hence implies stronger protein-solvent interaction (and hence stronger hydration) at low temperature.

Being able to preserve a stable personal equilibrium [ 9] applies to a healthy and normal functioning as a whole and hence implies a lack of symptoms across the entire spectrum.

These nanoclusters of a smaller size scale than that of the protein present minimal contact between the gold and the protein, and hence imply a reduced risk of protein denaturing compared with gold films or extended surfaces.

In Experiment 1, participants observed collisions between realistic objects differing in apparent material and hence implied mass, whereas in Experiment 2, participants observed collisions between abstract, non-material objects.

However, partial correlations of classical genetic, temporal, and geographic matrices have also found support for the demic diffusion model [10] and hence imply that in this specific case, the clinal pattern is not artefactual but rather produced by demographic historical processes.

□ The Céa lemma  (3.9) and hence imply the equivalence  (4.8).

Different allele coding systems have different model design matrices Z, and, hence, imply different models.