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In this respect, we henceforth consider small values for the attenuation degree.

Interestingly, we henceforth consider the no co-channel interference regime (i.e. L S =0) and obtain the following results.

Allowing ω to vary does not yield much benefit, and we henceforth consider only ω = 1.

We henceforth consider the (unknown) direct interaction network G direct as a probabilistic graph, where each edge in G direct survives the AP-MS process with probability p ^, and fails otherwise.

Because the shortest path is defined with respect to a pair of nodes, and we want to assign a related measurement to each node i, we henceforth consider the average of the shortest paths between i and all the other network nodes as a feature of node i, represented as s i.

The Danes will henceforth consider taking in people only if, as the Geneva Convention puts it, they have a well-founded fear of persecution on grounds of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.

Without loss of generality, and unless otherwise stated, it will be henceforth considered that a slave disassociates from the master if it mishears two consecutive CBs.

Although the amount of fungi varied per swab sample, G. destructans was recovered from all four swabs, henceforth considered as a single sample, bringing the total of samples analysed to 23.

In particular, ASM can be distinguished from other conditions by a strong myofiber MHC-II/HLA-DR expression, which should be henceforth considered as a key immunopathological biomarker for the diagnosis of IDM, in addition to MHC-I/HLA-ABC and C5b-9.

henceforth we consider only such nonnegative increasing sequences.

Then, we can apply the power series reported in Appendix 2 by taking u=G x) α, since they are always convergent in the interval (0,1), i.e., the power series are valid in the support of X. Henceforth, we consider that 0<β<1, which is not a restrictive assumption since it is in agreement with the logarithm distribution defined for compounding the OLLL-G family.