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If it is not empty, then it comprises at least one connected region including its efficiency interval at the initial instant (as postulated from Section 3).

However, when the EGARCH series is contaminated by one single negative outlier, the sample cross-correlation is pushed upwards towards zero, as postulated from the theoretical results in Sect.

Contrary to expectations, the phenotype of INI mice is not consistent with either a global increase or decrease in 5-HT2C signasling as postulated from in vitro studies.

20 As postulated from the pioneering work of Shelley and Arthur almost 60 years ago, 21 the cowhage plant releases a cysteine protease named mucunain, which binds to and activates protease-activated receptors PAR2 and PAR4.

LiBF4 mixed with polymer resulted in a thicker film with high porosity, as was postulated from the greater influence of the amplitude of the oscillation level.

Alternative sources of perceptions are postulated from children's social context such as their parents or teachers.

In other cases, linkages between environmental agents, individually or as mixtures, and health outcomes lack epidemiologic evidence and are postulated from laboratory animal studies.

As the hierarchical structure of the case study is typical for many batch scheduling problems, some general principles may be postulated from the experience gained here.

Accordingly, PSM [14C] N is not valid to evaluate the fourth tumor as tD.ng > 2tD.NBR as postulated in PSM [14C] N. From Table 1 the percentage of labeled cells by [3H] tritiated thymidine and number of cells were15.4 % and 9,605, respectively.

One of the questions that had to be first answered was whether the enzyme was made de novo after induction or from precursor subunits, as postulated earlier.

Finally, as postulated, the above model allows individuals to deviate from their group trend pattern in terms of intercept (υ0 i ) and slope (υ1 i ).