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The monitoring data, which results as output of the measurement equipment, is referred to as raw/unprocessed data.

A constraint-based simulation analysis is performed that considers the current logistics data, which results in an actual, updated schedule.

Generally, faster acquisitions require undersampling of the data which results in aliasing artifacts in the object domain.

By contrast, the water cut predicted by conventional water drive curve is far less than the actual data, which results in much larger water-flooded recoverable reserve.

The SVs may have better SVs to be forwarded data, which results in that some CV has no SV to help.

The training sequence is embedded as pilots in the payload data, which results in a limited detection range when the STO and CFO are estimated directly.

The data had been anonymised by hashing, a cryptographic function which is supposed to be "one-way": it's very easy to find the hash of a given piece of data, and very hard – mathematically impossible, in theory – to find the piece of data which resulted in a given hash (for instance, the MD5 hash, the particular type used by NYC, of the data "Alex" is a08372b70196c21a9229cf04db6b7ceb).

Not all respondents provided sufficiently detailed data, which resulted in a more limited dataset (n = 18).

The app lets users granularly control which apps can use data, which resulted in a 30% savings on data usage during pilot testing and now saves users 21%, on average.

Two Chinese students coded the data, which resulted in a sample of 108 shops for which we could reliably reconstruct the delivery package design (see Table 8).

The self-reported EBIP adoption data was confirmed by observational data, which resulted in a very instructor-focused distribution of COPUS teaching profiles among chemists, while the distribution in physics included significantly more student-focused COPUS profiles.