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Claim 2 readily implies that the mapping S : C → C is continuous.

This readily implies that (1) and (46) are equivalent under the above conditions on a, b, q, s,  and (gamma ).

On the other hand, the concavity of σ readily implies that the function (r y)=y/sigma y)), (y>0), is continuous and strictly increasing.

As (tmapsto -tilde{a}^wtilde{T}(t)) is continuous, (tmapsto tilde{T}(t)) is of class ( C^1) and now, the equality ((d/dt tilde{T}(t)=-tilde{a}^wtilde{T}(t)) readily implies that (tmapsto tilde{T}(t)) is in ( C^{infty }([0,infty );mathcal {L}_b(mathcal S^* mathbb R^d),mathcal S^* mathbb R^d)))) and ((d^k/dt^k tilde{T}(t)= -1)^k(tilde{a}^w)^ktilde{T}(t)), (kin mathbb Z_+). (square ).

The first two conditions readily imply that β+ δ>1, whereas the third one is equivalent to demand that β<1.

(ii): See [[1], Example 24.14] and [[17], Step 3 in the proof of Theorem 3.1] for two different proofs of the rectangularity of M. (iii): The definitions of M and R and the fact that R* is the cyclic left shift operator readily imply that ker M = ker M* = Δ.

Note that readily implies Thus without loss of generality, assume In the sequel, let denote a positive constant whose value possibly varies from place to place and the notation of means the integer part of.

This property, together with definitions (1.2)–(1.4), readily implies the following.

We found that we could readily decode choice from the two areas separately, implying that information is distributed across many units and both areas, and that decoder performance tends to decline slowly with unit count.

At BioMed Central our policy states that " submission of a manuscript to a BioMed Central journal implies that readily reproducible materials described in the manuscript, including all relevant raw data, will be freely available to any scientist wishing to use them for non-commercial purposes" [ 5].

However, only the CVbm predictor was independent of phylogeny, which implies that it can readily be converted into a currency of extrapair paternity without the need for phylogenetic correction.