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Second, the transmit antenna number information should be informed through the system information, so the mode switching will impact all users in the cell and bring huge signaling overhead.
They will be informed through the staff and in the "informed consent" that the effectiveness of two exercise therapy programs will be compared and that both meet current scientific standards and are appropriate to improve health status.
Once a given astronomical observation has been determined to be a credible extraterrestrial signal, the astronomical community should be informed through the Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams of the IAU.
Participants will be informed through the consent process that they may withdraw from the study at any time for any reason without it affecting their medical care.
Mr. Turki, after issuing an audit report on the Iraqi Supreme Criminal Court, which examines the crimes committed under Saddam Hussein, was informed — through the local media, he said — that a judge on that court had issued an arrest warrant for him.
All patients and families were informed through the admission leaflet that anonymous data could be used for academic research and gave their consent.
The optimisation procedure is informed (through the estimation of initial material parameter estimates and objective function evaluation) by anhysteretic type experiential data only (wherein long term load hold periods are introduced at various points in the waveform).
"People have the knowledge, they are informed through the TV.
When we showed up at the appointed time, we were informed through the surreal medium of a security intercom that the archive and museum had been suddenly and permanently shut down.
All respondents were informed, through the invitation letter, about the objectives and methods of the study.
The regulatory safety and public acceptance of a given transgenic biofeedstock crop are informed through the science-based process of risk assessment.
