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The current studies were designed to examine whether this phenomenon also occurs in big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus), a mammal appropriate for testing cross-species generality because of its phylogenetic distance from mice.

Now consider the dynamics for smaller values of the torque ((D < B)), taking into account the existence of solutions going monotonically to an equilibrium and (without loss of generality because of periodicity) restricting our interest to the intervals ([u_{S}, u_{S}+2pi]) or ([u_{U}, u_{U}+2pi]).

In (22), (23), and for the rest of the paper, the subscript stands for or for sake of generality because the links and can be treated in the same way.

This assumption does not incur any loss of generality, because they are design parameters that we can choose.

This analysis has a high level of generality because - fading distribution model includes as special cases, other important distributions such as Weibull and Nakagami-m (therefore the one-sided Gaussian and Rayleigh are also special cases of it).

We can perform this reduction without loss of generality because the bifurcation curves on the sphere will be topologically equivalent to those on any other sphere, providing a small enough radius.

The parameter π≥1 allows for the possibility that the disutility of gathering the resources needed to curb immigration is relatively higher for B. π is introduced for sake of generality, because it gives us the opportunity to analyze a cost asymmetry: in principle, it is quite possible that C and B bear different costs to gather the same contribution.

This is always possible, and does not lead to any loss of generality because the differences in production rate are absorbed into the parameters σ and γ.

The zero expectation can be made without loss of generality because we allow for probe-specific offset terms (i.e. intercepts), which absorb any systematic deviation from these intensity−dependent functions.

"I think it's an idea of great generality because there are many protein surfaces you might be able to borrow," says organic chemist Jon Clardy of Cornell University.

Our findings may have limited generality because the data were somewhat dated and because of the particular medical practice and health insurance situations in Taiwan.