UEP code design is another way to achieve the differentiation between nodes that may lead to a wave effect and fast convergence.
To achieve maximum differentiation between the two alternatives a fold-over design was used: each of the eight pairs was presented to the subjects as alternatives A and B, with A being the exact "mirror image" of B. This approach created varying decision options: some choices were relatively simple because one alternative was in almost all aspects apparently better than the other.
For instance, using NIR Raman technique, the diagnostic sensitivity and specificity of 82 and 92%, respectively, can be achieved for differentiation between precancerous and benign cervical tissues in vitro (Mahadevan-Jansen et al, 1998a).
IACP achieves flow-level differentiation between real-time and non-real-time video by a double-queue framework, namely the primary (VI) and alternative (A_VI) AC queues as shown in Fig. 1c, also referred to as AC_VI and AAC_VI, respectively, throughout this study.
There are not enough people, resources and incentives to achieve product differentiation quickly in order to achieve the necessary large-scale success in the multimedia field.
Yet the Android platform works to undermine OEMs' attempts to achieve brand differentiation, given competitors share the same software core.
A variety of differentiation protocols have been published to achieve the chondrogenic differentiation of ASCs.
Depending on the used imaging method and the performed data mining technique, classification accuracies between 90.3% and 97.3% were achieved, only taking values concerning the differentiation between different tumor types into account.
Relations between training performance (defined as the mean differentiation between positivity and negativity achieved during transfer trials) and outcome and between parental support and outcome were analysed by correlations.
Differentiation between NSLAB and Lactococcus was achieved by counting after 18 to 24 h when the NSLAB colonies were only pinpoint in size.
