Another proof can be done by just using reversed form of suitable generalizations of Beckenbach-Dresher's inequality with (p=alpha/ (alpha-beta) ) and letting (alpha,betarightarrow 0) in the corresponding generalized Gini-means (G alpha,beta)).
This may be in the form of suitable ranges for kinetic parameters, known kinetic parameter values and suitable distributions on measurement noise.
Here, journals themselves can help by providing both a carrot in the form of suitable facilities for supplementary data and a stick in the form of a journal requirement for the raw data.
There are forms of poker suitable to any number of players from 2 to 14, but in most forms the ideal number is 6, 7, or 8 players.
Chromosome is a series of bits in which the coded forms of all suitable or unsuitable are placed.
This is possibly due to their inability to form crystals of suitable morphology for X-ray single crystal diffraction, especially for the long chain homologues.
By reference to Hintikka's theory of the semantics of questions (Hintikka 1976b), Carlson and ter Meulen (1979) called attention to wh-questions formed out of suitable sentences with a branching quantifier reading, and argued that the desideratum of such a question will involve informational independence of the usual quantifiers from the intensional know-construction.
Feasibility of routine operation depends upon the ability to reproducibly form liquid tips of suitable shape, stability of position, transfer of surface analytes to the probe liquid, and consistency of time-in-contact.
Autoradiography systems may also be used for this purpose, that take advantage of the capability of a suitable phosphor plate to store the radioactive signal and release it in the form of a suitable luminescence, and that may thus create a kind of "latent" image of the spots generated during the TLC run by the separation of the analytes.
Under that proposal, the country would hand over a large portion of its uranium stockpile to foreign countries, which would later return it in the form of rods suitable for use in a civilian nuclear reactor.
