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The negative impact of higher permeate pressures on the permeating fluxes could be effectively compensated by using relatively small sweep flow rates up to 100 mL min−1.
The proposed iterative receiver is simulated for both line-of-sight (LOS) and nonline-of-sight (NLOS UWBB channels and simulation results indicate that even with very short CP lengths, it achieves performances that are very close to those of the full CP cases by using relatively small number of pilot blocks.
First, SNP allele frequencies and association were determined by using relatively small sample sizes (see Methods).
Second, the SNP allele frequencies were determined by using relatively small sample sizes (see Methods), and stochastic variation could affect the robustness of our conclusions.
Furthermore, in this study an attempt was made to minimise the effects of recall bias and memory by using relatively small time differences between assessments (3 months).
One possibility is that the observed average differences between genotypes represented random samples from the full distribution of rhythms generated artificially by the analysis techniques, and that by using relatively small sample sizes (N = 8 ± 3.9 (mean ± standard deviation); Additional file 2: Table S2), Kyriacou and Hall fortuitously observed frequencies consistent with their hypotheses.
This last option is presented as a privileged solution, due to the possibility to guarantee a reliable public transport service by using relatively smaller amounts of funds.
Recently, tremendous success has been achieved in engineering of the guiding properties of THz fibers by using relatively smaller air holes (smaller than operating wavelength) in the core of the PCF.
The asymptotic properties of systems governed by long-range interactions may thus be determined using relatively small particle numbers.
Using relatively small, different databases, different results can be obtained.
As a result, we need to develop a method to find a satisfying finite precision solution by using a relatively small number of SPT terms.
