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In Section 3, we derive the upper bound of the equivalent end-to-end SIR and investigate the outage probability, average SER, and ergodic capacity of the system.

We propose an upper bound of the equivalent end-to-end signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) of the system and derive its cumulative distribution function (CDF).

The main contributions of the paper are summarized as follows: We propose an upper bound of the equivalent end-to-end signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) of the system and derive its cumulative distribution function (CDF).

The obtained upper bound of the Lee criterion is γ=1.92, which is equivalent to 5.7dB.

The criterion for statistical significance (P<0.05) was equivalent to requiring that the lower bound of the confidence interval for vaccine efficacy exclude 0%.

Both continua are asymptotically equivalent as the characteristic length of the discrete system tends to zero, while providing an upper and a lower bound of the discrete solution.

In addition, cross-linking experiments performed on yeast Isw2 (Dang and Bartholomew, 2007) predict DNA binds to the equivalent surface of the SANT-SLIDE motif in this protein.

However, the developed bond-slip model presented herein is recommended for its application to the case when the formation of sufficient bonding is expected to occur before the approximate upper bound of 100 h in equivalent age.

A signal that adds an equivalent amount to both processes would be equivalent to a reduction of the bound of both processes by the same value.

(Star-PDMAEMA/star-PAA)n coatings on Au-coated wafers bind the equivalent of up to 150 nm of lysozyme, and binding is greater for films containing star-PAA with 3, rather than 4, arms.

The downward trend in probability of a random selection exceeding a given value of a design parameter is similar with each parameter (Fig. 12) and indicates that at the midpoint of the bound scale, equivalent to the mean, the probability of a random sample being greater than the mean value is 0.5.