In other words, if you're standing right next to a radio mast, with no other users in sight, and there's no radio interference, your link will be just about as strong as it theoretically could be; there would be no way of squeezing more bits through the spectrum.
We therefore report only NIC (as it would theoretically be less prone to variation over time and between districts) until 2012 when cholinesterase inhibitors came off-license as follows: Donepezil, February 2012; Galantamine, January 2012; Rivastigmine, July 2012.
"As classless as socialist China theoretically is supposed to be, it is still a very class-conscious culture," Mr. Gitlin said.
For each of the experimental sets it was therefore determined what number of AS events could theoretically be confirmed (identifiable AS events).
As a result, it should theoretically be possible to obtain 'perfect' spatial registration of molecular/functional PET and anatomic/functional MRI [70 72].
The cross sectional nature of the associations reported need to be treated with caution, as it is theoretically possible, for example, that those with cardiovascular disease change their diets in such a way as to increase BPA exposure.
The hydroxyl radical is the most powerful oxidising radical as it is theoretically capable of reacting with every biological molecule and thus initiates oxidative damage.
13, 14 As it is theoretically impossible to verify the assumption of MAR, the MI analysis should be accompanied by sensitivity analyses that illustrate how realistic departures from MAR would affect the results.
Just as it is theoretically possible to provide a balletic adaptation of an opera with new music, so choreographers could give old operatic stories new plot twists.
As it is theoretically expected, high (input) fertilizer price reduces producers' profit expectations and they tend to shift land away to crops with little or no fertilizer demand.
Additionally, in the curves for both datasets Y and Z, the accuracy inside the AD boundaries should decrease steadily as a function of DTM, as it is theoretically expected that a model's performance will degrade as the distance to training space increases.
