However, in simulations, where the user activity is determined a-priory, the model provides an upper bound on the solution quality of the three simple schemes that do not require exact information about the future.
Beveridge et al.[99] place a bound on the extent to which quality metrics can improve the performance of matching systems when they are used as performance predictors.
It is possible that in the ATP + GBM structure reported by another group (Martin et al., 2017a), ATP molecule is also bound on the NBD1, but limited local map quality EMD-70733) precludes any conclusion.
Longest-edge refinement algorithms were designed to iteratively refine the mesh for finite-element applications by maintaining mesh quality (assuring a bound on the smallest angle).
Quality sets an upper bound on the stability and strength ratings (e.g., moderate strength is only possible for data that is, at minimum, moderate quality).
Additionally, this article not only gives a provable bound on the running time of the proposed algorithm, but also guarantees the quality of the solution obtained to problem (P).
We present a lower bound on the number of nodes per hop and the link quality threshold of the radio range, which work together to result in a superior localized scheme for longer network lifetime.
We demonstrated that quality requirements on the final proteome map impose an upper bound on the number of useful experiment repetitions and limit the achievable proteome coverage.
Interestingly, (20) represents a Quality-of-Service (QoS) constraint, that is, a lower bound on the (implicitly defined) SINR.
Utilizing the individual base-quality values and the Chernoff bound (Chernoff, 1952 ), we compute an upper bound on the probability of observing s reads with an alternate allele out of n reads in a pool due to sequencing errors alone.
