As will be shown via simulation results, it can effectively improve network performance by intensely expressing the heterogeneity of secondary links with respect to their contribution in performance metrics (e.g., routing through socially connecting nodes, delay, throughput, quality of routing, etc).
The authors thank the nurses and physicians of the Divisions of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Cardiology, Nephrology, and Plastic Surgery, Medical University of Graz, for their contribution in the performance of the study.
The higher the contribution, the closer in performance is the peer to the unit under consideration.
Clearly confident at this level and some lively contributions in a brief performance.
The sufficiency of history records needed by the algorithm and low queue occupancy are the two main contributions in this best performance case.
In addition, as η p is SL-related [ 18, 26], its contribution to the variance in performance decreases when the SR contribution increases.
Decreasing the precision with which the sequential visual temporal order judgement is made, for example by embedding the visual onsets within visual noise, should increase the influence of cross-modal featural information relative to the basic spatial and temporal contributions, increasing the difference in performance between different flanker combination conditions.
One of Macready's greatest contributions was to restore in performance Shakespeare's original texts, which had been butchered and rewritten (even "King Lear" was given a happy ending).
Interestingly, while the ACTN3 R577X polymorphism has been studied extensively among track and field athletes (especially runners), its contributions to performance in swimming, a sport that muscle strength plays also a key role [15], had received little attention.
To discount the contribution of education on differences in performance on cognitive tasks 39 and the association of body mass index (BMI) with cognition across populations, 40, 41 model 3 additionally adjusted for education and BMI.
