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The regulation "hereinafter" to which the statute refers is 3 U.S.C.

The ECIMPROVE-A (EC measured by the IMPROVE-A protocol; similar hereinafter) to ECNIOSH ratio and the ECIMPROVE-A to ECEUSAAR ratio averaged 1.36 ± 0.21 and 0.91 ± 0.10, respectively, both of which exhibited little dependence on the biomass burning contribution.

For simplicity, the terms MAG, LMA, and MN will be used hereinafter to unify the terms among PMIPv6, SPMIPv6, and the proposed CSPMIPv6.

First, we describe the implementation of a recently proposed model, named the Double Branching Model (DBM hereinafter), to forecast earthquakes in the Japan testing region.

Hereinafter, to obtain the desired results, we introduce the function (H t)=int_{t}^{+infty}h(s),ds) for (tin(t_{k},t_{k+1}]) and (H(t_{k})=int_{t_{k}}^{+infty}h(s),ds+alpha_{k-1}^), (kinmathbb {Z}_), which establishes a link between the constant impulsive jumps and the force term.

If media reports are true, Scott Dekraai -- hereinafter to be saddled with the "Seal Beach Salon Shooter" sobriquet -- had bipolar disorder, a history of violence, wouldn't stay on treatment, and was a perfect candidate for Laura's Law except for one fact: Orange County mental health officials -- like mental health officials throughout California -- refuse to implement Laura's Law.

The antenna altitude has been set to 1.35 m (hereinafter referred to as "basic" altitude) or to 1.85 m ("higher" altitude).

We collect all raw data related to the PWE (hereinafter referred to as Level-0 data).

Thus, we selected myoblasts transduced with the highest LV.FLPe.PurR dose (hereinafter referred to as myoblastsFLPe) to carry out the subsequent experiments.

The total societal costs incurring due to childhood traumatization (hereinafter referred to as trauma follow-up costs) are unknown.

Alabama-Coosa Rivers: From junction with the Tombigbee River at river mile (hereinafter referred to as RM) 0 to junction with Coosa River at RM 314.