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Interestingly, while the quantitative comparison between simulations and experimental data showed striking consistency for amphibian cells, the model proved also able to predict with great accuracy the qualitative dynamics observed in mouse photoreceptors [ 15].

This year, finally, he has the right car and he's proving that he's also able to fight for race wins and championships.

In particular we prove an analogue of Doob's optional stopping theorem and in the special case of the quasi-free representation of the CAR we are also able to prove the random stopping theorem.

He was also able to prove that though he may been mocked for his adventures — when it emerged that a tiger he "captured" was from a zoo and that ancient amphorae he "discovered" on a dive were planted — he was not deceived.

We are also able to prove the existence of a common fixed point of two mappings without using the continuity of S or T.

He was also able to prove a phenomenon that today guides investigation into medicinal cannabis: that each organism reacts differently to THC.

He was also able to prove a phenomenon that today guides investigation into medicinal cannabis: Each person reacts differently to THC.

It was found empirically that, if the approach is able to find a most parsimonious set of haplotypes in reasonable time, it is also able to prove the unsatisfiability of smaller sets of haplotypes in reasonable time.

Moreover, it is proved that the proposed algorithm is also able to predict layer thicknesses, taking into account their variation too.

While there has been controversy over whether using a single-layer MoS2 channel is a requirement for getting higher device performance, some papers proved that a multilayer MoS2 channel was also able to attain comparable device performance, such as a high electron mobility over 100 cm2/Vs and a high on/off current ratio of over 106 [23,36].

The internet-based hearing screening test proved easy enough to use for most participants, and was also able to discriminate between different hearing abilities.