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Previous studies in certain rural areas of Ghana suggested that homebirths were highly valued and considered the "ideal situation," as it meant normal delivery, convenience and increase of a woman's social status [ 37, 38].
It is seen from the last line of Eq. (5) that intensity is expressed by the Fourier component of the retarded Green functions from operators of the normal coordinate (for convenience all indexes besides of ones describing the phonon states of layer were omitted and wave vector ( overrightarrow{Q}={overrightarrow{Q}}_l+{overrightarrow{Q}}_nto 0 ) is supposed to be small).
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The size of population is relatively small in this pilot study, but we assumed normal distribution for a convenience of confidence level determination.
Normal controls, selected by convenience sampling, comprised exclusively of caregivers attending with the subjects, without symptoms of memory loss.
The choice of a multi-variate normal here is for convenience as other choices could be made but may result in additional complication.
Normal controls were selected by convenience sampling.
Normal controls were recruited by convenience sampling among healthy participants without cognitive problems, who were accompanying the patients.
Using a standard result (e.g., Srivastava, 2002, Theorem 2.5.1), follows the -dimensional multivariate normal (MVN) distribution:, where For convenience we have labeled the mean and variance parameters of using the generic symbols, not because they are all equal, but because they are equally irrelevant to subsequent development.
