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The Samuelson hypothesis, when tested by daily returns and using standard deviation as a crude measure of volatility, is supported for gold futures only, as per the value of β (the GARCH effect).

leftlangle {P_{text{d}} } rightrangle = frac{{ncvarepsilon_{text{m}} }}{2}sigma_{{text{abs}}} left| {varvec{E}_{text{o}} } right|^{2}, (21 where n is optical index of the surrounding medium.Assuming the energy delivered to the NPs is shared majorly between the electric field enhancement channel and the thermal conversion channel only, as per Eq. 15, then Eqs.

They've also agreed to limit the powers to the investigation of serious offences only, as per a deal between attorney general Christian Porter and his shadow Mark Dreyfus.

The positions of repeats either in forward strand or in reverse strand are reported with respect to the forward strand only as per the convention followed by genome sequence annotation groups.

This value was then verified by one repetition maximum (1-RM), i.e. the maximal stretch of a rubber resistance band at one time only, as per interim (weekly) measurements in order to adjust the individualized training load accordingly.

While the A. thaliana genome has ~1922 TFs [ 25], experimentally confirmed regulatory relations are available for less than 100 TFs only (as per information extracted from the AGRIS database, version updated on September 10th , 2012 [ 26].

Wutzke et al. [16] expressed the outcome measure only as costs per life year saved by preventing alcohol-related deaths, and did not include the initial costs of screening.

There were fusion reactions, but they accounted for only as much as twenty per cent of the total explosive power of the bomb.

Carolacton inhibits S. mutans biofilms even at nanomolecular concentrations [ 3] implying that it primarily targets molecular entities which are present only as a few copies per cell.

All the data from products originating in the US had nutrient information given per serve only, as required by the food labelling legislation in the US.

Patient-relevant outcomes are not only preferred, but required, as per definition of benefit in § 2 par.