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To be more rigorous, we use a density argument to approximate in by a sequence of smooth maps.

To make our paper more rigorous, we discuss the case when n ((ngeq3)) is a positive even integer and obtain corresponding results.

To make this investigation more rigorous, we ran similar large-scale simulations to the one which was used to generate Fig. 8, for a range of different connection topologies and channel counts.

However, we claim that for small enough ϵ, w ϵ will remain close to its averaged limit w for a very long time, and if this limit remains below l − α, then w ϵ can be considered as well-posed in the asymptotic limit ϵ → 0. To make this argument more rigorous, we suggest the following definition.

To make this strategy even more rigorous, we mixed equal numbers of male and female cells prior to seeding 0.2 cells/well (1 cell per 5 wells) into 96-well plates, which would enable genotyping of clones.

Judging on the forecast for three years, two years and one year and then the individual budget items and then the budget as a whole, the process is far more rigorous than we have in this country.

In the absence of longer-term data from which to establish more rigorous baselines, we defined a threshold for WS outbreaks across all locations by statistically isolating unusually high disease events.

To assess that in a more rigorous way, we measured cell length in randomly selected cells (Control, n = 2421; PKD2-OE, n = 2090; three independent experiments) without further facilitation via MHC-staining.

For a more rigorous analysis, we next selected a set of probes that were specific for the Raji cell line such that the detection p-value <0.01 for Raji, but >0.1 for MCF-7.

For a more rigorous evaluation, we tested them on independent datasets that were not used in training them.

While Wilting et al. [ 2] adopted more rigorous methods, we maintain that the recognition of individual felids from pugmark sets is extremely difficult.