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The curve (V_F=0) is a watershed of the relationship between (q^R) and (q^F) which is consistent with the corollary shown in Kamien et al.

A direct way that we could use the (-|lambda(L+L^{H})|_{mathrm{max}}) is to replace the (lambda _{mathrm{min}}(L+L^{H})), and this is consistent with the Corollary 3 and the second circumstance in Remark 1.

This is consistent with Corollary 2 or Corollary 3.

If the intronic location of any snoRNA is conserved across the eukaryote tree, such a pattern would be consistent with introns-first (with the corollary that introns have been lost/reduced to self-splicing forms in archaea and bacteria; of note, complete intron loss has been documented in the Hemiselmis andersenii nucleomorph [ 43].

The only difference is that x is constrained to have only non-negative values (note the '+' in R + n ), instead of being consistent with the sign of v. Corollaries 1 and 2 will show how we can overcome this discrepancy by defining A in a slightly different way.

According to Theorems 1 and 3, Corollaries 1 and 3, the results of theoretical calculations are consistent with the experiments.

The above remark is consistent with the results obtained in [2, 3] and may be proved in the same way as [[2], Corollary 4.4], see also [3].

However, they are consistent with the in vitro data that Sox6 is involved in promoting or maintaining a differentiated luminal phenotype, a corollary of which is that it blocks stem cell behaviour (transplantation).

It was consistent with the first two.

That's consistent with the prevailing mood.

This is consistent with the fractures.