Sentence examples for characteristic relevant for from inspiring English sources
This set of policies allows the comparison of three reference policies that explore basic traffic characteristic relevant for caching LRU, LFU and SIZE and two policies proposed for caching peer-to-peer traffic: LSB, proposed for caching FastTrack traffic [51], and P2P, proposed for Gnutella traffic [24].
As the actual goal of the present work is to derive yarn characteristics relevant for crack bridges in cementitious composites we systematically assess the significance of the studied sources of disorder in the context of extremely short bundle lengths.
To avoid bias, we compare these protected locations with unprotected locations that are similar in their characteristics relevant for deforestation.
Optional: If the framework in focus has additional properties and/or characteristics relevant for the challenges, these might additionally be added to the matrix and evaluated with regard to their contribution in a second round.
Second, tumour characteristics relevant for radiation sensitivity can be visualised.
The final evaluation tool identified 26 characteristics relevant for competent performance.
Typical unobserved characteristics relevant for social programs include motivation and connection to supportive social networks.
Table 4 also shows the other characteristics relevant for explaining FSL common for all age groups (first column).
A large repository of diverse specimens from HIV-positive patients was established, multiple assays were run on 2500 selected specimens, and data were analyzed to estimate assay characteristics relevant for incidence surveillance.
In this case, the x-axis shows phenotypic characteristics relevant for the risk caused by the first predator, while changes in the y-axis only influence the predation risk from the second.
Patient characteristics relevant for predicting surgical adverse events include age [ 7], height and weight (body mass index) [ 8], smoking status [ 9], burden of coexisting medical conditions [ 10], gender, and race [ 11, 12].
