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We could test the presence and extension depth of the conductors by checking whether there was an obvious increase in 'local' r.m.s.

We have tested whether the instrument is exogenous in the outcome equation by checking whether there exist any relationship between this instrument and both the amount remitted and the error term in this outcome equation.

In industrial practice the eigensolver is furthermore also often used for model verification, by checking whether there are exactly 6 eigenvalues at 0. Then, if the model is flawed, the singularity may be even higher.

Since all the candidates of next hop, including the LQI information, are in the neighbour table, a device may be aware of the branches before the transmission by checking whether there are more than 1 neighbours having the same minimum PD.

Nodes with higher capacity (chosen from retrieved super-peer candidates) are promoted as super-peer candidates (i.e., added into CanSP(n i )).   (2) By checking whether there is a change in the rebuilt CanSP(n i ) retrieved in (1) (i.e., whether new super-peer candidates are rebuilt into CanSP(n i ) or not), n i will perform one of the operations (a) or (b) given below.

Moreover, we went further than (Yuan et al., 2009) by checking whether there are systematic differences between the longitudinal trends of the features, comparing short-lived to longer-lived mice.

Through checking whether there is no newly identified coordinate, the detection makes a judgment of termination.

We prove that checking whether there exists a draw in which a player wins is NP-complete, thereby settling an outstanding open problem.

We use country-by-country time series, and we check whether there is evidence supporting the case for parameter instability after controlling for other determinants of wage inflation like past and expected inflation.

The ideal test of this hypothesis would be to run the analysis region by region so as to check whether there is any difference in the DDD results between targeted and non-targeted regions.

We checked whether there were differences by time of response to the mailing for different variables (Table 3) and we found this was significant for age, marital status and who completed the questionnaire; i.e. later response was more likely by older patients, widowed and those who needed help to answer the questionnaire.