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Evaluation results obtained for one of these methods applied to real patient discharge data shows that the use of our mapping retains better the semantics of original data and, hence, it yields anonymized data with better utility for clinical research.

Hence, it yields almost exact P-values with an (negligible) error of 1/ N (Phipson and Smyth 2010; Simpson et al. 2013) and readily accounts for the multiple comparisons problem (Nichols and Holmes 2002).

Hence, it can yield exact solutions having interior discontinuous derivatives.

This low pore volume might be affected the effectiveness of catalyst performance; hence, it slightly lower yields by 81% compared to MZSs.

and hence for any, it yields that (3.7).

These yield-related traits, such as height, diameter, branch number, female flower number, fruit number and so on, are less complex than total seed yield per se, yet highly correlated with total seed yield, hence it could be very useful for selection at different breeding stages for evaluating respective agronomic traits [ 19].

Hence, it was obvious that yield point of BEM was relatively stable compared to other muds within the temperature range of 28 180 °C and indicated favorable mud suspension properties as illustrated in Fig. 3c.

However, this carbon source results in lower biomass yield and hence it was found that to ensure both biomass formation and PHB production a mixture of glucose and ethanol was optimal, and this resulted in the highest volumetric productivity of PHB, 8.23 mg/L · h-1, at a dilution rate of 0.1 h-1.

Even if the procedure still needs to be improved to make it more automatic (and hence faster), it has already yielded more than 160,000 curated chemical structures and the purpose of this article is to announce the existence of this work to the chemical community as well as to spread the use of its results.

Hence, falling yields and much-reduced pressure.

Hence, this yields the uniqueness of the fixed point.