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The bound in this case implies the bound in the general case by a simple continuity argument.

This case implies that when a new fault occurs, an entire QAM instance in the multi-pipelined system will be marked as faulty.

This case implies that, even as a weak force for ER fusion, ATL3 can still be critical for the physiological balance of the ER.

The projection postulate in this case implies that the collapse resulting from a measurement on one of the systems instantaneously defines a sharp property in the distant other system.

If at D = d the descending cumulative probability of transport demand of cargo has a value just greater or equal to P, then (27) in this case implies: yle underline {mathrm{d}} (28).

This case implies that a non-healing sinus with normal bone finding in radiograph following old trauma should raise the suspicion of implanted foreign body/bodies which can be detected at bedside by office sonography instead [7].

There is additional 1/3 diffraction in this case, implying the presence of a 3x commensurate superstructure parallel to the plane.

Measuring a vanishing correlation coefficient or vanishing covariance between two neuronal spike counts would in this case imply true statistical independence, because only in the case of multivariate Gaussian distribution is it permissible to conclude independence from vanishing count correlations.

This last case implies a significant restriction since Mycoplasma genitalium is one of the most studied species, as it is the smallest organism having a small genome size [ 23, 24] and has limited metabolic capabilities [ 25].

Remarkably, for most deletion mutants of different pathways of the glucose regulatory system this is not the case, implying that these pathways do not buffer each other's activity.

However, this is not always the case, implying in a number of weaknesses [10]: Passwords may be shared by several users, resulting in unauthorized access; Passwords may be copied without authorization; Passwords may be guessed, particularly for easy passwords, as when someone uses his/her birthday as a password [43].