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Recall that node R decodes xb from the received signal yR with QPSK symbol detection in step 1, treating xs as noise.

For the dependent variable in these regression models, we used monthly runoff ratio as the indicator of hydrologic response and defined it at two temporal scales: (1) treating all monthly runoff ratios as individual observations, and (2) using the mean of these monthly runoff ratios for each watershed as a representative observation.

As shown in table 1, treating TRAF2DN/Bcl-2 mice with empty liposomes had no significant impact on blood B cell counts or on the normal progression of the leukemia (8.2±1.4 vs 26.2±6.8 millions B cells/ml before and after the treatment, respectively).

1 Treating these individuals represents a considerable challenge for the National Health Service (NHS), not least because for many, their infections remain undiagnosed.

Using Theorem 2.2.1 in Hannan and Deistler (1988), it is easy to obtain the following corollary of Theorem 1, treating the nonuniqueness of D ¯ (q ).

First, separate univariate tests with percent pain improvement as the outcome were run for each of the baseline factors listed in Table 1, treating physician, and concurrent treatments (e.g. medications).

Thus, it would be interesting to further investigate flow properties of thixotropic fluid for (0.8<lambda <1), treating a thixotropic fluid model different from Herschel Bulkley fluid model.

The quest for ultimate super resolution has been described in a short Review [1], treating incoherent super-resolution techniques, coherent super resolutions schemes, near field super-resolution techniques, etc. Quite long ago Silberberg [2] has shown that it is possible for self-focusing nonlinearity to compensate both spatial and temporal spreading of the light pulse.

2. Treating women like "One of the guys".

Consistent with our earlier work [1], treating 40% of symptomatic cases (ψ = 0.4) has less effect on the spread of infection than providing prophylaxis to 30% of their contacts (ε = 0.3), and strategies that combine the two approaches are optimal, across the full range of α.

Since the mid seventies, when penicillinase producing N. gonorrhoeae (PPNG) was first reported [ 1], treating gonorrhoea has presented an ongoing challenge around the world.