Higher temperatures lead to negative bias temperature instability (NBTI), and consequently shifts threshold voltage (Vth), which leads to current degradation and delay increment.
They result in an overall signal enhancement, and consequently, the threshold is reached at a lower SNR as compared to the traditional time-frequency analysis-based methods.The performance of the sparse signal reconstruction-based methods is compared against the CRB formulated in (34) for the underlying problem.
This paper shows that specific ecological conditions in a community can lead to significant local differences in population dynamics and, consequently, elimination threshold estimates for lymphatic filariasis.
For wildlife populations, host and vector abundances often vary greatly across years and consequently the threshold may be crossed regularly, both up- and downward.
Brains of patients with migraine are prone to aberrant cortical activity, as they appear to be hyperresponsive, and have deranged interictal metabolic homeostasis and consequently lower threshold for generating CSD [ 4].
Upon intensive, exhaustive exercise, exercise-induced reactive oxygen species may exceed the antioxidant defence threshold, consequently resulting in muscular damage or late-onset chronic inflammation.
A simple addition of the latency period to the description of the disease would therefore increase the generation time and, consequently, the global threshold parameter R*, while keeping the qualitative picture unchanged (Additional file 1).
We describe how host and vector abundances interact over time and how this interaction drives the dynamics of the system around the infection threshold, consequently affecting the proportion of plague-infected sectors.
Referring to [ 13] and considering the grouper genome is large, we used 60x as the target coverage depth, and consequently set the threshold of MinimalQ as 21 to select the PE subset, which is ~50% of the original dataset, as shown in Figure 7 and Table 2.
