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Also, use of GH may result (theoretically) in direct metabolic side effects such as diabetes mellitus.

This should result, theoretically, in both the X chromosome and the autosomes being affected equally by these processes (Jaquiery et al. 2012).

Our results confirmed that, in a correctly-specified model, ignoring the weights does not change the estimated parameters, and precision may improve (a result theoretically proven for inference based on ordinary least squares) [ 26, 27].

He conceded that there was one potential source of bias he could not adjust for and so ignored in his results: theoretically, any given left-kisser should meet more right-kissers and, over an amative lifetime, or even a good year in junior high, be subtly pressured to shift to the right to land a wet one -- or just avoid a broken nose.

We show that our proposed community model can guarantee the good quality of query results theoretically.

By using different equivalent electrical circuits, the point defect model, and corrosion theory, we explain the experimental results theoretically.

We analyze the results theoretically following assumptions and simplifications [15]: Fig. 3 a Current voltage characteristic of avalanche photodiode with different multiplication layer doping.

The calculated results theoretically explain the experimental data observed in our previous works very well, if the reactivity ratio of C to B groups is 200.

In this paper, we study the effect of the charge layer and multiplication layer on the operating voltage ranges of APD and analyze the results theoretically from the internal electric field distribution.

We analyze the results theoretically from Eqs. (8) and (9), and the following equations: [18] Fig. 4 a Current voltage characteristic of avalanche photodiode with different multiplication layer thickenesses.

38 These results theoretically suggest the absence of increased risk in patients treated with IDeg.