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It provided direct verification of the simulations.

This is a direct verification of Theorem 3. The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

While diminishing marginal value remains a key component of modern economic intuition, there is little direct verification of this behavioural property.

The proof consists from a direct verification of the fact that the conditions (Equation 52) are satisfied on L π E Open image in new window for [ M ] D = { [ M ] G AB E } Open image in new window.

The set Q should satisfy the transversality condition (v), i.e., it should have a fixed-point free boundary with respect to the solution mapping T. Since the direct verification of the transversality condition is usually a difficult task, we will devote this section to a bound sets technique which can be used for guaranteeing such a condition.

Nevertheless, a direct verification of this assumption is currently lacking (though see Schott et al. 2005).

The experiment provided the most precise direct verification to date of the inverse square law and showed, to a confidence limit of 95%, that the inverse square law was obeyed down to a distance of 55 micrometres (0.002 in).

The present work identifies a new family of graphene-based TIs with an observable and controllable bulk energy gap in the graphene layer, thus opening a new avenue for direct verification and exploration of the long-sought QSH effect in graphene.

The monetary poverty line approach is given up and replaced by the social indicators approach involving the direct verification and measurement of the degree to which children have these particular needs met some at household level (e.g., electricity, clean water) and others at the level of the individual child (e.g., education).

(Each of these statements is the result of direct verification using the constructions and structures outlined above).

Engineering structures must be designed for an extremely low failure probability such as 10−6, which is beyond the means of direct verification by histogram testing.