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However, this equivalence transformation imposes constraints on the variables of the GMA equations, and it is at this point unclear whether there are mathematical warranties ensuring that the proposed transition from differential to stochastic equations in general preserves these constraints in all cases.

Since the CPR framework with the WENO limiter does not in general preserve positivity of the solution, we also extend the positivity-preserving limiters in [43,44,42] to the CPR framework.

First, certain types of Lyapunov stability are not, in general, preserved.

It is no objection to the thesis that identity relations in general preserve some properties and not others to demand to know which are which.

Possibly because most investors are not familiar with the concept of hard money and don't understand that precious metals in general preserve one's purchasing power over time.

The conflict reflected age-old tensions among both secular and religious Jews in general about preserving Jewish identity in a non-Jewish world.

Hence, stability properties of the infinite horizon optimal control problem are, in general, not preserved in MPC as long as purely quadratic costs are employed.

(53) Nevertheless, in such a case, inequality (12) is, in general, not preserved because the constant (N:=sqrt{varphi(H }) in (12) (see Definition 1) can be different.

In addition the overlap between cells active in C versus CI comparisons was also far greater than in reshuffled datasets, indicating that the coactivation pattern present in coactivations in general was preserved in coactivations with impinging inputs (mean = 60.2±13.4%; n = 485 movie pairs; reshuffled mean = 23.4±2.4%; different with p<0.001) (Figure 3b).

In general, as preserved, the skull of Y. sangbiensis appears to be extremely similar to that of G. stipanicicorum.

In conclusion, patients with type 2 diabetes, in general, exhibit preserved GIP responses after OGTTs and meal tests in comparison with nondiabetic control subjects.