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First, the recursion formula (1.7) is slightly simpler than (1.5).

Apparently, from these two approaches, option B is slightly simpler to implement.

Under PIPs, the system is slightly simpler, with a daily living component of either £53 or £79.15 a week, and a mobility component of either £21 or £55.25.

This result was proved in [25], but for the readers' convenience we will include in Section 4 a proof which is slightly simpler than that in the Russian version given in [25].

Maybe this stuff is slightly simpler, but not really.

This substitution model is slightly simpler than the one used by [13], as the dating approaches described here do not allow for invariant sites or more complicated models such as GTR.

Then, our formulas are slightly simpler.

The other equation also led to a satisfactory fitting (R2= 0.845), but was slightly simpler, depending only on the pond depth (Kb= 0.549H 1.456).

While the poems are slightly simpler in diction than the typical Nabokovian sentence, his fondness for half-­dollar words is still much in evidence: over the course of 10 pages, we get "prototypic," "anchoret," "scholiastic" and "dendrologists".

In the case (p=2) things are slightly simpler and the above quotient splits into three parts, one of which easily can be seen to be zero and another which can be eliminated by a simple scaling argument.

The D. melanogaster data presented here, sequenced from highly inbred strains, are slightly simpler, as we can assume that each strain carries only one allele at each position in the genome (an assumption violated to the extent that residual heterozygosity may exist in our population, but generally considered reasonable for highly inbred Drosophila strains).