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We thus construct an indicator for being not employed at the interview following the job loss, which is hence measured contemporaneously with partners' mental health.

Recently, Xu [33] used averaged mappings to study the convergence analysis of the GPA, which is hence an operator-oriented approach.

Reproduction is the life process which ensures the perpetuation of life and genetic diversity is mainly generated through recombination processes in sexual reproduction, which is, hence, a process of fundamental importance for population and species biology (Maynard 1978).

This blind detection can considerably reduce energy consumption and also enhance receiving performance, which is hence extremely attractive for the use in low-complexity wireless sensors and body area networks.  .

Besides, it contains distinctive columns of a larger κX(K + L -point DFT matrix if μ(m+1) κ(K + L -pointm)κ(K + L) + KQ, which is hence of full column-rank.

Before extraction of the content from the small intestine, the entire intestine was laid out and divided into three equally long sections; the contents of which is hence referred to as Duo, Jeje and Ile.

In bolted composite structures, the presence of bolt holes induces high stress concentrations, which are hence recognized to be a source of damage developed during loading.

The second layer of nodes corresponds to the fragments that are set in the fingerprint for the reference structure, and which are hence expected to be present in active molecules (by the similar property principle).

The final reduced selection consisted of 58 AAindices, which are hence (a) based on the relevant natural amino acids only, (b) largely independent (since those indices with larges covariance were removed).

Alkaline lignin or Kraft lignin is produced in large quantities by the pulp and paper industry, which are, hence, the most abundant sources of lignin for the subsequent chemical processing [3].

The fundamental difference between the new method and other methods based on a first-order approach is the introduction of conditions of an integral character to supplement the simultaneous set of first-order equations, which are hence never regarded as an initial value problem.