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It should be emphasized that with decode-and-phase-forward, down and up conversion are unavoidable.
Regarding the second reason, it must be emphasized that with the presented visualization we confirm that even during the time period having the highest percentage (24.5%) of powered off BSSs, each of the analyzed networks preserved full SA coverage.
It should be emphasized that with a thickness of only 3 mm and low CNT contents, i.e. 2 wt% for Baytubes C150P and 0.25 wt% for Nanocyl NC7000, these composites showed reflection loss values much better than other pristine CNT/polymer composites with similar or lower thicknesses and CNT loadings below 4 wt% reported in the literature.
Despite these differences, it must be emphasized that, with the exception of total-c (slightly above acceptable limits), all of these values were within the normal range.
It should be emphasized that with this method one cannot discriminate whether the identified proteins bind directly or indirectly to the MVI cargo domain.
Considering toxicity of external beam chemoradiation, it has to be emphasized, that severe toxicity is closely associated with the radiation technique and the irradiated volume.
It is emphasized that with the help of novel parameter adaptation laws, the high-gain phenomenon in the previous work can be avoided.
However, it should be emphasized that, among patients with very early RA in the OPTIMA and HIT HARD trials, some could be controlled well even with MTX monotherapy.
Furthermore, it should be emphasized that although men with suspected chronic bacterial prostatitis are excluded from this trial it might be that men with febrile UTI have indeed acute prostatitis.
It should, however, be emphasized that in areas with exposure to cadmium mainly through diet, the long half-time of cadmium in the soil will hamper a decrease of the exposure.
It should be emphasized that in patients with severe heart failure and additional severe sepsis or septic shock, skeletal muscle StO2 provides a falsely favourable impression of body perfusion.
