The backoff counter is decremented in terms of slot time when the channel keeps idle.
As such VTE results in major socioeconomic decrements in terms of family disruption and loss of time in the workforce for these patients.
During the group discussion with key informants, participants stated that rainfall shortages (both during the long and short rainy seasons), land privatization, decrement (decrease of grazing lands in terms of size), and population growth, as well as issues over climate change, are seen as crucially constraining factors of crop production and productivity.
The intellectual decrement may be expressed in terms of a loss of IQ points for every μg/L unit increase of the B-Pb, but this loss slope is steeper at B-Pb concentrations lower than 100 μg/L than at higher levels [ 14].
The strongest enhancements of the N1 peak were found for the shorter SOAs of 100 300 ms. However, several studies have found response decrements to repeated tones in terms of psychophysical detection thresholds [28], the N1 event-related potential [29] and at a later stage for the P2m component acquired with MEG [3].
A procedure for designing the absorbing layer is proposed by targeting a performance criterion expressed in terms of logarithmic decrement of the wave amplitude in the layer thickness.
This rescaling allows all inputs and outputs of our model to be expressed in terms of the decrement in IQ associated with a one-unit increase in mercury.
Thus, these results suggest, in terms of torque decrement, that muscle fatigue occurred during SES, while it did not occur during SDSS under the applied stimulation condition.
Studies in the latter classes typically quantify preferences in terms of utility decrements caused by specific adverse effects (Lubeck et al, 2002; Bremner et al, 2007).
The decay rate of the transverse vibrations of the plate is evaluated in terms of the logarithmic decrement.
