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Additionally, several samples contravene, in at least one heavy metal, current regulations; samples in this condition correspond to 0.5 (n = 2), 13.8 (n = 60), 4.1 (n = 18) and 2.5 % (n = 11) for As, Hg, Pb and Cd, respectively with mercury as the most frequent mineral to surpass, in the majority of cases, current thresholds.

This condition corresponds to the second of the two clauses mentioned above.

For M=2, this condition corresponds exactly to θi,1 − θi,2 = π.

This condition corresponds to the most severe value of time misalignment.

In our case, this condition corresponds to (C_{p} approx2sigma/omega approx20~mbox{for) for the first circulation frequency.

This condition corresponds to the case where neurons from each STN and GPe subpopulation never make synapses onto neurons outside their own channel.

This condition corresponds to sepsis caused by acute mesenteric artery thrombosis, severe NOMI as seen in case 2, and so on.

The highest value of the mass fraction of austenite – stable at room temperature – occurs at intermediate tempering temperatures and this condition corresponds to a maximum in impact strength and a minimum in tensile strength.

This condition corresponds to the instrument relevance assumption in the empirical section, which assures a sufficient correlation between the endogenous variable, i.e., wage cuts, and the instrumental variable, i.e., the status of a performance-based payment system.

This suggested that these conditions correspond to points on a continuum of impairment, rather than all-or-none diseases.

We propose this critical condition corresponds to embryonic shear band (ESB) propagation, not its nucleation.