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The necessary and sufficient condition for the superiority of the partially generalized QR-based estimator over partially generalized least-squares estimator for selecting the shrinkage parameter is obtained.

In contrast, the topographic effect in the left-right dimension only partially generalized to pseudowords, showing just a non-significant trend for lateralization differences, which was corroborated in the selected waveform analysis.

Third, linear networks represent the case when very large reaction networks models can be approached analytically, and some intuition and design principles can be learned and partially generalized to the non-linear case.

The classical solution to the L problem of moments due to N. I. Akhiezer and M. G. Krein is partially generalized to the two-dimensional case.

In this paper, we introduce the concept of a mixed g-monotone mapping and prove coupled coincidence and common coupled fixed point theorems for mappings under ϕ-contractive conditions in partially ordered generalized fuzzy metric spaces.

Regressive errors were partially independent of generalized cognitive deficits, suggesting a potentially informative and specific cognitive deficit across psychotic disorders.

Let ((X, d, preceq)) be a partially ordered complete generalized metric space and (T:Xto X) be a nondecreasing self mapping.

While Saadati et al. [21] studied some fixed point theorems in generalized partially ordered G-metric spaces.

Now, we are ready to determine a coupled coincidence theorem for compatible mappings in partially ordered intuitionistic generalized fuzzy metric spaces.

Further, we establish coupled coincidence point and coupled fixed point results for compatible mappings in partially ordered intuitionistic generalized fuzzy metric spaces and construct an example in support of our result.

Additional in vitro studies suggested that this could be due to a direct contribution of the toxins to penetration of brain endothelium; however, we cannot exclude the possibility that the lack of clinical symptoms observed during infection with the toxin-deficient mutant may partially reflect a generalized reduction in virulence.