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Alternatively, one may also interpret it as: ideal LDPC codes have large minimum distances and are capable of correcting short error events including those caused by the segmentation effect.

We may also interpret this equation as a conditional beta convergence model, where the negative error-correction term is showing the presence of beta convergence and the control variables are giving information about different characteristics (levels and differences) that condition the convergence process to country-specific long-term upper-level equilibriums.

They may also interpret independent actions by their partner as affirmation of their fears.

Anxious patients may also interpret pain as being more intense than do non-anxious patients [ 11].

Patients may also interpret a physician's wish to involve them in decision-making as a sign of professional insecurity [ 8].

Most patients followed our guidelines for anti-osteoporosis therapy, which may also interpret the difference in refracture ratio.

The fact that men seek the help of the health service much less than women may also interpreted as they denying the existence of crises and illness or as opposition to asking for help (Madsen 2006, White 2003).

We remark that the depth profile of the defect may be also interpreted as a distributed energy surface state in 5 × 1010/cm2 density, since the depth resolution of the capacitance DLTS technique is not satisfactory to distinguish these details. Figure 3 DLTS results in macroscopic Schottky junctions.

Therefore, our findings may be also interpreted as a result of osteopontin-deficiency on noncardiomyocytes, that is, macrophages and fibroblasts in the heart.

This process may be also interpreted as learning a "straight line" grammar of minimum description length for the sourcestring, for which we refer to [ 5, 11, 12] and references therein.

So how can Achilles ever catch up with the tortoise (see figure)? Zeno's paradoxes may also be interpreted as showing that space and time are not made up of discrete atoms but are substances which are infinitely divisible.