Performance evaluation shows that the proposed CS-based CFO estimation can be implemented with reduced sampling-rate, along with an acceptable estimation deterioration in terms of mean squared error (MSE).
Hence, respondents whose next of kin die at higher ages considered less health deterioration acceptable at older age.
Hence, respondents with a low or middle income considered more health deterioration acceptable at older age than respondents with a high income.
From the lifestyle variables added in the third model, the coefficient for having a healthy diet was positive and significant, indicating that respondents who reported to have a healthy diet considered less health deterioration acceptable at older age than respondents who did not meet this criterion.
In the most rigorous approach, the given base station (i.e., the one that applies proposed flexible duplexing scheme) can transmit according to the proposed scheme only if all other cells' transmissions are not deteriorated (in practice, some deterioration should be acceptable).
By using a multimodal approach including preoperative functional mapping, IOM, and awake craniotomy in some cases, achieving a high extent of resection at an acceptable rate of postoperative neurological deterioration is possible.
This assumption is acceptable since concrete structures subject to severe deterioration are blatant and therefore do not require to be tested, a simple inspection by naked eye is enough.
Safety of baclofen, as assessed by the number and intensity of reported side effects, will be analyzed in the following categories: acceptable or unacceptable adverse effect, clinically significant deterioration, and relocation.
First, the negative effect of age on the area under the curve (AUC) of AHCAGGREGATE indicates that older respondents considered more health deterioration (in quality and/or length of life) acceptable than younger respondents.
On average, the area under the curve decreased with the age of the respondents, indicating that older respondents considered more health deterioration (in quality and/or length of life) acceptable at older age than younger respondents.
