After deriving the success probabilities of data transmission and retransmission in the two successive subperiods over the cooperative link, we can define in this subsection the achievable area throughput of the cooperative network.
Similarly, we can derive the success probability of the center node without the network coding, Pout, by replacing d0 = r and the other distances d i = 2 r sin ( Πi k ), i = 1, …, k − 1, when the center node transmits and the destination outer node does not transmit: P o ut = exp − Θ N 0 P 0 r − α ∏ i = 1 k − 1 1 − Θp ( 2 sin ( Πi k ) ) α + Θ. (3).
We derive the success rate as obtained from the training set (and as obtained from the incomplete labeled set) for cases where that drug is administered ('SR with', second column) and for cases where the therapy does not contain the specific drug ('SR without', third column).
In the absence of comprehensive haplotype maps from which informative tagging SNPs could be derived, the greatest success will be achieved by a method that employs artificial haplotype creation or control and that genotypes with SNPs from the same population, as we have done here.
Ironically, part of Orwell's difficulties derived from the success of Animal Farm.
The prediction accuracy that is used for selection of best susceptibility map was derived from the success - rate curves.
In summary, in our model of an altruistic player i, benefit (utility) is derived from the success of others ( γ ¯ − i ) and channel idleness (α i ), the latter indicating altruism on the part of othersf.
Part of Fearnley-Whittingstall's ever greater aura of evangelism no doubt derives from the success of his current campaign over European fishing policy.
To the Editor: My understanding is that the phrase "the real McCoy" derived from the successes of a post-Civil War livestock trader named Joseph McCoy.
