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The symbol < > denotes that only tensile stress could make the cohesive element damaged.

Suppose a SNP has alleles A and B. Let g* denote the genotype as observed, e.g. AA* denotes that only A alleles are observed (for an individual), including the case where there is only a single read.

Despite his blond hair and blue eyes, denoting that only a fraction of his ancestry was African American, White chose to go through life as a black.

Estimates of significant effects (95%) for cell concentration denoted that only main effects related to limestone and pomace addition determined a significant diminution of cell concentration with a dynamic increasing trend.

(2)–(5) is dyadic (denoted by D) in that only a pair of agents is involved.

According Tomlinson et al. (1980), a pollution load index (PLI) <1 denote perfection; PLI = 1 present that only baseline levels of pollutants are present and PLI > 1 would indicate deterioration of site quality.

Readers that only give support for localization are denoted by "anchors".

Where switching events have occurred, we locate the switching time for cell j by searching for roots of the transcendental equation (X_{j}^{1}(s) - V_{x} = 0), (t_{i} leq s < t_{i+1}) using Newton's method, where the superscript denotes that we only consider the V component of the state vector (X_{j}) and (V_{x}) is the switching manifold that has been crossed.

When BCF < 1 or BAF = 1, it denotes that the plant only absorbs the heavy metal but does not accumulate when BCF > 1, and this indicates that plant accumulates the heavy metals.

Finally, in an effort to examine the iteration sensitivity of LAIRX we created a version denoted LAIRX(2) that only performs one iterative refinement (in other words, 2 RX-type iterations).

In an alternative, more complex observation scenario, G is a linear function, denoting, for example, that only the sum of the system variables can be directly observed, i.e.e.e