Sentence examples for case at high from inspiring English sources

This is particularly the case at high SNR.

The Levich equation for a continuous disk electrode appears as a limiting case at high coverages or high spillover.

We found in one case at high SNR, our scheduling algorithms for SZF performed significantly worse than the equivalent ones for BD at the same SNR.

S4 was not considered since it was generally very low, even during periods of enhanced Phi60, as is usually the case at high latitudes (Kintner et al. 2007; Ngwira et al. 2010).

It was found that operating the reference case at high clad temperatures (600 660°CC) results in (1) excessive clad wastage formation/clad thinning due to lanthanide migration and formation of brittle phases at clad inner surface, and (2) excessive clad hoop strain at the upper axial section due mainly to the occurrence of thermal creep.

Even if the Rayleigh fading simulation in Figure 2 appears to show that the classical TC performance is the best, this is not the case at high error rates since the minimum distance of the 3D TC is higher: dmin = 36 compared to dmin = 25 for the classical TC. Figure 2 BER performance of the time-varying 3GPP2 3D TC.

For the case of BTCA, however, the peak was considerably increased with the acid concentration and was larger comparing to the citric acid case at higher concentration.

This is particularly the case at higher MB concentrations where larger C values indicate a greater degree of boundary layer control and deviation from the intraparticle diffusion model.

In this case, at higher mutation rates, the original southern refugia had higher allelic diversity than their low mutation rate counterparts.

Multiple selection steps at different life stages can lead to favoring antirobust individuals (as they purge deleterious mutations faster), but this is not the case at higher mutation rates (Archetti 2009).

In the process of calculating d N/d S by ML methods, the ratio of the rates of nonsynonymous to synonymous substitutions is assumed to be unchanged for all nonsynonymous substitutions, which is most likely the case at higher folding stabilities.