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It can be derived that, in the case of uniaxial bending, the rectangular cross section is more economic than the square one.

In Section 3.2.1, we have derived that in order to apply gradient-based learning, we need to first calculate the marginal probabilities in the forms of P(O| C, F) and P C, O| F).

Thus, an assumption of protein complexes can be derived, that, in AP-MS data, a complex is composed of a set of bait proteins along with a set of prey proteins that are significantly associated with the same set of bait proteins.

Then the strong maximum principle enables us to derive that (u_{b}>0) in D, so (u_{b}) is a solution of problem (13), and (partial u_{b}/partialnu<0) on ∂D.

As a simple conclusion, one may derive that in analogy to what was found in human subjects, low doses of cannabinoids appear to increase food intake also in animals, whereas high doses seem to decrease it.

From (2.28) it derives that in, that is, assumption is contradicted.

Repeating the method in the proof of Theorem 3.2, we can derive that in from properties (i - ii).

As a matter of fact, it is easy to derive that in an extreme case, d needs to be at least as large as (frac{n-1}{2delta }).

From this we derive that in WEE1 inhibited cells DNA repair is not effectively realized.

From the characterization a set of heuristics is derived that help in choosing the appropriate tool from the toolkit.

A detailed nonlinear plant model is derived that compactly describes the dynamics in local dq-coordinates.