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It should be particularly emphasized that the above inequalities are various special cases of the following Hardy-Knopp type inequality, which was pointed out by Oguntuase et al. in [5] and Kaijser et al. in [6]: int^{infty}_{0}Phi biggl( frac{1}{x}int^{x}_{0}f(t),dt biggr) frac{dx}{x} leqint^{infty}_{0}Phibigl(f(x) bigr)frac{dx}{x}, (1.4) where Φ is a convex function on ((0,infty)).

Survivors particularly emphasized that patients should not feel embarrassed to ask the same questions again if this was necessary to completely understand the information.

It should be particularly emphasized that majority of clinical nonfunctioning adenomas have been disclosed to be positive of gonadotropin subunits (SUs).

It was particularly emphasized that nobody was to blame for the development of cancer, nobody had done anything wrong, and cancer is not contagious.

The NDHS report particularly emphasized that the children of more educated mothers and those living in more economically advantage households are the least likely to experience febrile illnesses and that the likelihood of seeking treatment increase as education of mothers and economic index of household increases [ 18, 19].

So Yoga for Foodies is about educating people on the slow food movement and particularly emphasizing that by slowing down, one is more likely to sense not just the subtleties of the soul, but also the subtle flavors of fresh, whole foods that cannot be experience in a frenzied state of mind.

The intra-assay coefficients of variation (CV) for GAPDH and PMLC20 were 0.21 and 0.20 in blot 1, respectively, and 0.16 and for both proteins in blot 2. Blot 1 particularly emphasizes that the pattern of signal variation across the lanes was not similar for the two proteins.

However, we particularly emphasize that Ziphius initiated intense, sustained responses to controlled exposures at RLs of 89 127 dB.

However, Goldstein particularly emphasizes that I may have meant that "there must be epidemiologic evidence for a chemical to achieve the level of a known or proven cause of a hazard to human health".

The present study also particularly emphasizes that living at low latitude does not prevent vitamin D insufficiency and that behavior (amount of time outside, amount of clothing) is important.

The scale effect is particularly emphasized, the discrepancy that has been observed between laboratory and field estimates of hydraulic conductivity, which may range over several orders of magnitude.