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Hence the amount of bias introduced by the interfering sources will largely depend on the interference rejection performance of the BAF.
In contrast, transrepression was hypothesized to underlie many beneficial effects that proceed without DNA-binding and rather depend on the interference of the monomeric GR with transcription factors such as NF-κB or AP-1 [7].
Theorem 2.1, Theorem 3.1, Theorem 4.1, and simulations show that dynamic properties of (1.2) depend on the mutual interference of the predator m, the prey refuge θ, delays (tau_{i}) ((i = 1,2,3)), and the parameter (d_{i}) ((i = 1,2,3)) of pests or predator which represent the regular harvest or deaths from spraying pesticide.
Since World War II, another type of filter depending on the interference of light has been developed in which one or more metallic or other types of films of controlled thickness have been deposited on a glass plate, the layers being so thin as to cause selective interference of some wavelengths in relation to others and thus act as a nonabsorbing filter.
Before this point, due to the minimization operation in (15), the ergodic rate is given by one of R mac or R 1+R 2 which completely depends on the interference level of the BS and the cellular user.
In practice, the results reveal that the performance of the algorithms strongly depends on the interference introduced by the carrier frequency offset.
The efficiency (or the number of simultaneous direct transmissions) of the simultaneous polling method depends on the interference range of STAs.
Such an improvement can be explained by the fact that detection of the transmitted bits from CRs strongly depends on the interference caused by nonorthogonal transmission.
We conclude that both static and dynamic channel allocation strategies have advantages and disadvantages, and the design of channel allocation algorithms strongly depends on the interference model and the assumption of network traffic.
