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Developing conservation strategies for these species is hindered by the existence of multiple competing flow regime hypotheses related to species persistence.

83 85 86 In the setting of giant coronary aneurysms without significant obstruction, CABG may be ineffective in preventing myocardial infarction, as graft patency may be compromised by competing flow from the native coronary artery.

Therefore, the available capacity of the common link must be shared between the competing flows in an optimal manner.

We illustrate this principle by applying it to a system model with a buffer and an output link shared among competing flows of traffic.

Simulations are carried out to evaluate the loss differentiation algorithm with various network configurations, such as with different competing flows, wireless loss rate and queue size.

Therefore, this paper focuses on developing CPU scheduling algorithms that could schedule CPU resource adaptively, fairly, and efficiently among all the competing flows.

The Congestion Window (cwnd) reduction and growth of TCP CUBIC is very aggressive, which causes high packet loss rate and unfair share of available link bandwidth among competing flows from various smart cities.

Without significant stenosis and intraluminal flow limitation they will not be bypassed due to competing flows and the risk of early graft occlusion.

In cases of strong double layer overlap (κa ∼ 1, where a is the capillary radius), the effective viscosity is governed by the EOF velocity, and competing flows in opposite directions reduce overall net flow.

These competing flows mix somewhere in the aorta and can create differential hypoxemia ("North south" syndrome) whereby poorly oxygenated blood preferentially perfuses the upper body, including the brain and heart, potentially leading to coronary and cerebral ischemia.

In the presence of a protein that binds to the ligand, there are two competing flows of magnetization: 1) from water to the free ligand and 2) from bound water (via the protein) to the bound ligand.