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Hence a lot of results in literature that used the g-mixed monotone property cannot be applied in this example.

Therefore, Theorem 3.1 of Arshad and Ahmad [22] (Theorem 1.11) and Theorem 3.1 of Wardowski [19] cannot be applied in this example.

The relatively simple prediction models proposed here provided a re-calibrated prevalence of hypertension estimate that more closely corresponded to the clinical hypertensive prevalence for the Detroit sample to which it was applied in this example.

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No predistortion is applied in this design example, suggesting broadband ET-PA can be applied to handsets, as the first ET-PA handsets already on the market at 2014.

To keep computations tractable, the Gaussian component pruning is applied in this numerical example with a pruning threshold τ = 10− 5, a merging threshold U = 20, and a maximum number of Gaussian components J max = 100.

Whilst proven techniques were applied in this study (for example, an incentive of entry into a prize draw was offered to all respondents, respondents had the opportunity to complete either a paper or online copy of the survey, reminder emails and letters were sent to non-respondents) we still had a poor response.

This symmetrization method has been applied in the examples shown in Fig. 1b, where the fitted atomic shape functions are given in Fig. 1c, d.

Regardless of the data, the education intervention applied in this study represents an example of gender-based sex education for Korean youth, and appears to be the first exposure to such materials for fifth-grade students.

For example, the methodology applied in this review classified the physical exercise intensity induced using W max, VO2max, or HRmax.

The model provides a closed form solution, to which barometric pressure data are applied in an example of pore gas motion in the vadose zone.