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From Proposition 2.1, notice that, in order to globally solve problem (FP), we may globally solve problem (FP2) instead.
By Theorem 1, we can conclude that, for solving the problem (P), we may globally solving its equivalent problem (Q) instead.
We hypothesized that telomerase may globally influence pathways that regulate CSC cell-fate decisions and self-renewal.
APAP has been demonstrated to induce c-Myc expression suggesting one means by which APAP may globally interfere with effects of recombinant IFN-β.
With this planar representation, we obtain a visual representation of the global speed-accuracy tradeoff of each participant, whether it is a deliberate strategy (e.g., an individual may globally sacrifice speed for accuracy, or vice-versa) or the result of limited capacities (e.g. an individual's performance is poor overall).
Theoretically, targeting transcription factors by miRNAs may globally affect TLR-induced gene expressions.
The United States' National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports that May 2015 was the warmest May, globally, since records began in 1880, and the January-May globally averaged temperature was also a record.
Global ambition may mean globally large app functionality, rather than siloed mobile apps with single functions like Uber.
Opposite to prismatic corrugated webs which may buckle globally, it is found that the tapered corrugated webs buckle interactively without nothing buckling globally.
It is shown that even if assumption ((A_{4})) does not hold, the no-immune equilibrium may be globally asymptotically stable only when (R_{0}>1) and (R_{1}<1), and the infected equilibrium may be globally asymptotically stable only when (R_{0}>1) and (R_{1}>1).
The above numerical examples show that even if assumption ((A_{4})) does not hold, the no-immune equilibrium may be globally asymptotically stable only when (R_{0}>1) and (R_{1}<1), and the infected equilibrium may be globally asymptotically stable only when (R_{0}>1) and (R_{1}>1).
