When both calories and protein are lacking, young children (usually one to four years old) may suffer from marasmus, a condition characterized by a general wasting of body tissues.
Here the (local) Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz superquadratic condition is replaced by a general superquadratic condition.
In [21], the authors considered the existence of solutions for a Schrödinger equation and the classical Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz condition is replaced by a general superquadratic condition: there exist constants (a>0) and (p>2) such that biglvert nabla V ( t,U ) bigrvert leq a bigl( 1+vert Uvert ^{p-1} bigr)quad mbox{for } Uin R^{N}.
In this section, we attempt to explore the possibility of improvement in IFS by replacing the Banach contraction condition or the Kannan contraction condition by a more general condition which is called, for convenience, the generalized contraction condition.
Moreover, we will replace the global Lipschitz condition by a more general condition proposed by [19, 20] and show that equation (1.3) has a unique solution under the non-Lipschitz condition.
To enhance the accuracy of this approach, some claims were classified as IRD-related only if they were provided by a rheumatologist (i.e., more general services which could also relate to other conditions if invoiced by a general practitioner).
The participants (n = 170, 38 ± 14 years-old, n = 96 females) were diagnosed with NSLBP using Waddell's classification for acute and chronic conditions [ 20] by a general practitioner (GP), and then were referred to two Spanish physiotherapy outpatient clinics.
The obtained main results here allow the classical Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz superlinear condition to be replaced by a general superquadratic condition.
Afterwards, conditions for a general planar curve determined by three points to be feasible are given, and a general curve interpolation method is presented.
Given that young people experiencing first episode psychosis often present with significant medical co-morbidities [ 4], they will be screened for physical health conditions prior to starting the program by a general practitioner (GP).
