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The following theorem shows that the well-posedness in the generalized sense for (PSVQEP) can be characterized by considering the noncompactness of approximating solution set.

The following theorem shows that the Levitin-Polyak well-posedness of problem (GSIMP) can be characterized by considering the non-compactness of approximate solution set.

Peer-to-peer applications such as multiplayer online games are characterized by considering group communication among geographically distributed peers.

Exposure was characterized by considering (i) the physico-chemical fate of NP (ii) the fraction of labile Cu in experimental media and (iii) Cu bioaccumulation.

Creep was characterized by considering the isochronous stress strain curves, creep rate, and creep compliance with influence of temperature and stress, respectively.

Mudstones are characterized by considering their mineralogy, organic matter and pore fluids simultaneously by means of effective properties calculated using the self-consistent method.

To compare in this regard the dsRNA, DNA RNA, and dsDNA duplex forms at TRBP-RBD2 binding sites, single average structures of the respective complexes were characterized by considering structures averaged over the last 40 ns of trajectories and then aligning the TRBP-RBD2 domains of these structures.

Some authors considered that the severity of disease could be characterized by lesion size, which is considered as the most significant clinical feature in CL [ 38].

MSI-H CRCs constitute approximately 15% of all CRCs [ 3] and are generally considered to be characterized by a better prognosis than tumors of the MSS type [ 5].

Call and Tomasello (2007a, p. 204) do mention that some gestures may be 'species-typical behaviours shaped by evolution not by learning', which they consider would be characterized by 'inflexible use across contexts'.

Although narrow endemic species in general are considered to be characterized by low levels of genetic diversity (e.g. Gitzendanner and Soltis 2000), on some occasions it has proven to be the opposite (e.g. Dolan et al. 1999; Martinez-Palacios et al. 1999; Hannan and Orick 2000).