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(See also, for example, Bridges et al. 1982).

For some periodic difference equations and systems, see also, for example, [29, 30] or [31].

There is a vast literature concerning this approach, see also, for example, [4, 6, 8, 9, 29], etc.

Nevertheless, the stripping and contamination in the outer layers of the star still has the potential to produce differences in chemical abundances that are spectrally distinguishable from the coeval stellar population (see also, for example, Pan et al. 2012).

The generally high clustering coefficient values (including for T ≥ 0.7) seem to suggest that the network is not a purely random graph, as the clustering coefficient values for classical random networks are typically very low (close to zero, essentially due to random distribution of links), as mentioned in the methodology section earlier; see also, for example, Watts and Strogatz (1998).

See also, for example, Brink Lindsey, "The Trade Front: Combating Terrorism with Open Markets," Cato Institute, August 5, 2003.

This could be seen also, for example, in cells expressing BCL-2 or Bcl-xl or lacking both Bax and Bak proteins.

See also Example 1 for an example.

However, given that the predominant convention in the GO is to employ the structure regulation of GTERM for regulation processes (see also Example 4), modifying this term for univocality would violate a broader convention in use in the GO and as such this change is not advisable.

See also Example 1 below for more explicit form of λ n and ϕ n.

Scharf, Quigley, Peachey, and Reeves (1987; see also Scharf, 1998), for example, studied the effect of attention on detection of tones in noise and found that scores increased strongly when the tone frequency was close to or equal to an expected frequency.