Sentence examples for considering all cases from inspiring English sources

Also, we observe that the transmission scheme of (P1) considering all cases and the transmission scheme of (P1) considering cases '1, 2, 5' give almost the same performance in terms of sum-rate.

However, we can see that, in Figure 4, the sum-rate of (P1) considering cases '1, 2, 5' is smaller than the sum-rate of (P1) considering all cases and slightly better than the sum-rate of [10].

In Figures 2 and 3, we notice that the sum-rate of (P1) considering all cases and the sum-rate of (P1) considering cases '1, 2, 5' yield the same sum-rate.

Nevertheless, by considering different decoding orders at the relay and the destination, we can observe that the OFDM transmission scheme of (P1) considering all cases outperforms the OFDMA scheme of [10] as shown in Figure 4. Also, in Figure 4, we notice that different decoding orders yield different sum-rates.

When considering all cases and all controls, we identified a panel of five CpG sites (Model I: IL10_P348, LCN2_P86, ZAP70_P220, AIM2_P624, TAL1_P817) that were the first five CpGs to enter and remain in the Lasso model and also the five largest coefficients from the Ridge model.

Considering all cases the 5-year survival was 54%.

We are required by law to consider all cases where a teacher has been convicted or cautioned for a criminal offence, but to date, of 650 cases heard, only two related to lawful, but unacceptable, professional conduct.

The change means Nationwide will consider all cases where FlexAccount customers are unable to apply for a refund or alternative holiday from their travel provider, regardless of whether they are travelling on a package holiday or as an independent traveller.

The following parts will consider all cases that the desired SV lies in a specific Catogory.

The court considers all cases relating to questions of status, including disputes over social rank and the law of arms, for example complaints on the infringement of the use of another individual's coat of arms.

We suggest that, when possible, researchers should consider all cases from area residents in constructing a numerator.