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Such intervention model could be replicated in other villages too with necessary modifications.

Proposed algorithm has been tested successfully on IEEE-13 bus test system with necessary modifications to integrate wind and solar PV generators to form the hybrid power system.

With necessary modifications, the method for analysis proposed in this paper can also be applied to other household appliances to prioritize the types of appliances requiring subsidies.

These bioreactors may be employed for hydrogen production with necessary modifications to overcome the existing bottlenecks like gas hold up, oxygen toxicity and poor agitation.

To improve the element performance with respect to the membrane behavior, the assumed natural deviatoric strains (ANDES) formulation is applied, with necessary modifications to meet the requirements of curved structures with anisotropic material properties.

As HCCI engine is a hybrid version of SI and CI engines, ECFM-3Z model with necessary modifications is used to analyze the peak pressures inside the combustion chamber.

The key ingredient in the proof is based on the work of Ono (J. Math. Anal. Appl. 381(1):2011239, 2011), with necessary modification imposed by our problem.

The Mayo stem represents an evolution of principle, already time-tested for conventional straight stems (and recently confirmed by Swanson [8]) of "fit without fill", with necessary modification of proximal shape and fixationto achieve torsional and axial stability.

The key ingredient in the proof is based on the idea of Pata (Q Appl Math 64:499-513, 2006) and the work of Tatar (J Math Phys 52 013502, 2010), with necessary modification imposed by our problem.

Consequently, by following the arguments close to the one in [17] with necessary modification required the nature of our problem, we establish a general decay result which includes the usual exponential and polynomial decay rates.

Calorimetric measurements were carried out as described by Solbak et al. [ 46] with necessary modification.