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In this paper, we note that in fact the OQE overestimates the error in many cases, thus yielding inefficient architectures.

Such process criteria have already been successfully addressed already in many cases, thus leading to the development of a broad range of both, lab, and industrial-scale processes.

Numerical results show that the proposed algorithms outperform the existing single-channel design, and interestingly the optimality condition is satisfied in many cases, thus justifying the merit of the proposed algorithms from both theoretical and practical aspects.

Douglas Johnson describes these chiefs' role at the interface of the divine and the sociopolitical: "The settlement of many cases thus involved both political negotiation and spiritual atonement.

Experienced surgeons can avoid it in many cases; thus, our data reflect an RHA group that has undergone more extensive surgery than the average RHA group.

Recirculating air filtration in automobiles and houses may provide a low-cost solution to reducing exposures in many cases, thus reducing possible health risks.

However, such simplification might underestimate the structural capacity of these constructions in many cases, and thus the nonlinear analysis gives better description for the actual behavior and capacity of the structure.

This has led to the early identification of many cases and thus the prevention of developmental delay.

Functional data for D. ananassae, D. yakuba, and D. simulans are not readily available in many cases, and thus we identified functional classes in the D. melanogaster orthologs as classified in Flybase.

None of the previously reported MIDD mutations were present in our data and since we have a sample of unrelated cases it is unlikely that one variant that is very rare in controls should be present in many cases and thus significant.

The threat to fertility that cancer treatments pose to young patients cannot be prevented in many cases, and thus research into methods for fertility preservation is developing, aiming at offering cancer patients the ability to have biologically related children in the future.