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Hence belongs to and is closed and balanced.

This enzyme is encoded on the CAM plasmid and depends on the cofactors FMN and NADH and hence belongs to the group of type II BVMOs.

Step 4. If the algorithm has converged (i.e. if the cluster centres do not change any more, or after a pre-set number of iterations), terminate; otherwise, go to step 2. Strictly speaking, this algorithm does not implement all properties set out for rough sets [21] and hence belongs to the reduced interpretation of rough sets as lower and upper approximations of data [22].

The syndrome is caused by activating mutations in genes encoding factors of the RAS-MAPK signaling pathway and hence belongs to a group of genetic syndromes that are collectively called RASopathies.

First, cryo-EM analysis and lysozyme treatment clearly showed that the spinae are not extensions of the cell wall, hence belonging to the family of non-prosthecate appendages.

Slicing, peeling, clearing etc. hence belong to common tasks of biologists who try to reduce the turbidity of their sample in order to unravel the happenings in tissues and developing animals.

Note that the functions A and B are continuous and have also continuous first derivatives, while their second derivatives with respect to φ and φ' have only logarithmic singularities and hence belong to L 2. Therefore on the curve C their Fourier coefficients in φ decay fast enough with larger indices and hence can be efficiently computed by the Fast Fourier Transform algorithm.

On the contrary, a simple static approach to load balancing (such as a call-id hash algorithm [43]) is enough to ensure that messages with the same call-id, hence belonging to the same MBS service transaction (as defined in Section 5.1), are routed to the same server within the cluster.

In the EU, resources are a common good and hence belong to the government which leads to a clear incentive to oppose techniques such as fracking below your property as they could pose a risk for both real estate and value of premises.

Portrait of Holger Drachmann with a red fez (hereinafter, Drachmann) and Christoffer mending nets in his living room (hereinafter, Christoffer), were painted by Krøyer in Skagen in 1903 1907 and 1886 respectively, and hence belong to the latter part of his oeuvre.

In Taiwan, the government follows Sun Yat-sen's teachings and treats appreciation in property values as something created by society as a whole, hence belonging to society as a whole.