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Since then, the introduction of advanced techniques like powerful forward error correction, fast power control, link adaptation, incremental redundancy, and so forth, has progressively improved the spectral efficiency at the link-level.

Results can be applied for bias errors estimation or correction when fast subsample interpolation is used and application of phase domain interpolation is unacceptable due to processing speed limitations.

Recently, we derived correction factors whereby insufficiently fasted/postprandial serum Tg values can be converted into "corrected" fasting values [ 15].

Overall, the results from this exploratory analysis indicated that darbepoetin alfa therapy corrected anemia in both baseline-Hb groups (though correction was faster in the ≥10 g/dL baseline-Hb group), irrespective of the dosing schedule (Q3W or QW).

In both, single-processor and distributed architectures, block correction is faster than the multigrid due mainly to the smaller cost that the solution of a 1D linear system has over one 2D linear system.

Fluid correction was faster with CVVHDF.

Calculations of the final D300 values (see text) with either average back exchange values, or after correction for faster exchange at the first amide of each peptide, do not alter the conclusions.

Our studies as early as 1992 had demonstrated that correction of fasting glucose after bariatric surgery was accompanied by the rapid correction of hyperinsulinemia and, as far as we can determine, most, if not all, of the studies of diabetes remission after RYGB have also observed lowering of fasting insulin levels.

A too fast correction can induce cerebral edema and irreversible neurologic sequels that are avoided with a slow correction [ 3, 5, 7].

The procedure is based on chip thickness modification by means of the fast correction of the tool feed rate.

The fast correction in both the models is dominant and aggressive to overcome the severity and the acute character of the disturbance.