Sentence examples for aggressive transmission from inspiring English sources

In Figure 4, the performance of the aggressive AMC design with the common feedback improves as the maximum allowable delay Lmax is increased, allowing for more aggressive transmission.

As multiple redundant transmissions are permitted within the given delay constraint, a more robust MCS can be employed for the later transmission when the earlier aggressive transmission fails, possibly taking advantage of the diversity of the diversity gain accrued over additional transmission opportunities.

As mentioned before, the INR protocol is based on an aggressive codeword transmission in the first round, sending further parity bits in the retransmissions and combining all received representations of the signal at the receiver.

It has been suggested that systems in which the pathogen is capable of saprophytic growth or is able to infect multiple host species may favour isolates that are less aggressive as transmission opportunities may be greater than for more specialized pathogens (Alexander 1981; May and Anderson 1983; Gordon and Martyn 1997).

A male-biased sex-ratio may make the entire population more aggressive, making virus transmission more efficient and, thus, lead to higher disease prevalence.

In addition to reducing TB transmission, aggressive treatment of latent TB infection may also reduce the progression of HIV.

In phases 4 and 5 of the pandemic-alert period, which is characterized by limited and highly localized human-to-human transmission, aggressive measures to detect and isolate case-patients and to quarantine their contacts are recommended and should be accompanied by restrictions on movement in and out of affected communities and consideration of geographically targeted antiviral therapy.

Real-time traffic is prioritized based on its urgency factor, scheduling those packets with more aggressive deadlines first for transmission.

According to the experts' rating, the 'system of ski, binding, plate and boot' is too direct in force transmission, too aggressive in the ski snow interaction, and too difficult to get off the edge once the ski is carving.

To achieve greater impact on preventing HIV transmission, an aggressive movement for social transformation is required to address both the immediate practices that lead to HIV acquisition as well as the human rights violations, harmful social norms, weak community and leadership capacities, and disparities that underpin HIV risk for women and for men in southern Africa [ 67].

Active surveillance culture (ASC) programs for VRE and aggressive implementation of infection control measures reduce VRE transmission among adult and pediatric patients (7, 8 ).