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The free-floating output strand can then, in turn, trigger another logic gate, causing a signal to travel through the circuit in a cascade.
The neutrophils use the oxygen radicals to kill bacteria, which are recognized by the cell membrane of phagocytic cells causing a signal to mount the oxygen response.
The National Transportation Safety Board determined that the probable cause of that accident was wiring problems near the station that caused a signal to malfunction.
In the current context, the only fault we will consider is one that causes a signal to be permanently stuck at a logical value 0 or 1 (or a defect that can, for all practical purposes, be modeled as such).
This investment in remote monitoring should help engineers locate problems caused by rain and heat before they cause a signal to fail.
The LLOQ was defined as the lowest concentration of AICD in plasma which caused a signal to noise ratio of 10 (S/N=10).
Consequently, the corresponding OFDM signal in the time domain may have a large PAPR causing a signal degradation due to nonlinear noise coming from both the HPA and quantization.
At some threshold concentration, the autoinducer effects a change in the gene expression of the population by reentering the cell causing a signaling cascade that ultimately leads to transcriptional regulation of target genes [ 4].
Finally, coded BER is specially relevant in our evaluation since the proposed technique causes a signal bandwidth reduction proportional to the time interpolation factor, hence reducing the frequency diversity and potentially degrading the channel decoder performance.
However, proteolytic cleavage often removes GFP from its fusion proteins, not only causing a poor signal-to-noise ratio of the fluorescent images but also leading to wrong interpretations.
It is well known that, in the presence of the desired signal existing in the observation data received by the auxiliary array, the GSC inclines to misread the desired signal as interference and to cause a signal of interest (SOI) cancellation consequently [12].
