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A novel parameter is derived extending the loss model accounted by the second law of thermodynamics.

Thus *yank- 'to cut' derives extended stems (in traditional Hausa scholarship called "verbal grades") such as yánkàa 'to cut up' (grade 1), yànkáa 'to cut piece off' (grade 2), yánkèe 'to cut all off' (grade 4), yánkóo 'to cut and bring hither' (grade 6), and yànkú 'to be well cut up' (grade 7).

So we use following security requirements which are derived and extended from the literature [16 19].

The expansion formula thus derived is extended to deal with similar boundary value problems having Neumann type boundary condition.

The flexible BJH model of water is employed and the Pt-water interaction potential is derived from extended.

A general full-wave solution of a polarized point source with multiple cylinder scattering is derived and extended by considering time evolution.

An optimization procedure for constant cross-section measurement is derived and extended to the area under the total cross-section curve of an isolated resonance.

For computational efficiency and easy implementation, the formulation of MLP is newly derived and extended to three-dimensional case without assuming local gradient.

The extent of fluorine incorporation can be accounted for in terms of a structure behaviour relationship derived from extended Huckel molecular orbital calculations.

This study derived and extended from the project "The Recognition and Early Intervention of Prodromal Bipolar Disorders (REI-PBD)", whose aims were to identify bipolar prodromal syndromes and to evaluate the effectiveness of exercise interventions for UHR offspring (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01863628).

To determine the successful active transposition of labelling sequences using CLoNe, we addressed three criteria: first, whether fluorophore expression was maintained in the progenitors; second, whether the derived clones extended to different timed cohorts of the cortex; and, finally, whether late generated populations also acquired the fluorophore combination.