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There are further rules in VSEPR theory that simplify the discussion of species with multiple bonds and of species in which resonance must be considered.

This enables us to simplify the discussion of the amount of as-formed CdS with the Cd signal intensity.

In order to simplify the discussion of DMT, let us ignore the existence of the inter-helper channels for the moment and focus only on the channel input-output relation (1), where only the direct channels from the K helper nodes to the repairing node are of concern.

Since the holding time at state m is on average much shorter than that in state d, the latter is assumed to last till the infinitely remote future to simplify the discussion of transient stability and the definition of a stability region.

To simplify the discussion of these devices, Khoueir et al. [ 5] classified them into: Interspinous spacer devices; Pedicle screw/rod-based devices; and Total facet replacement systems.

To simplify the discussion of the gene-specific DNA cytosine remethylation and subsequent inheritance of methylation, Richards [ 90] introduced three working categories: obligate, facilitative, and pure DNA methylation.

[4] While Howaldt in the quote above does not distinguish between 'development' and 'adoption', it simplifies the discussion – of how scenarios can contribute to both - if we call the development (of new practices) 'social innovation' and their (widespread) adoption 'social change'.

All 10 elements of productivity are essential, Zenker says, but we can simplify the discussion by thinking of the productivity zone as the large area that comprises the apex of a bell curve, with the two things that keep you out of the zone perfectionism and procrastination positioned at the opposite ends.

To simplify the discussion and interpretation of estimation model, the notation is introduced and variables are defined which can be recognized from collected data.

To simplify the discussion, and without loss of generality, we will always assume that the processes that undergo all-or-none interactions are phosphorylations and effector bindings.

To simplify the discussion, the first type of analysis will be referred to as the ANOVA analysis and the second as the regression analysis (which is understood to be a linear regression unless otherwise indicated), as most readers will be familiar with these terms.