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To perform a comparison of the idealized numerical evaluation with the HW robustness measurements, we evaluate the range of SNRs where a zero error rate performance can be achieved for fixed constellations and channel encoder rates (N b,N s,r b,r s ).

This doesn't invalidate her brave effort to lay bare, for the Tudor fan, the bones of the controversy and evaluate the range of opinion about Anne's fall.

The study was intended to evaluate the range of dynamic responses of structures with uncertain-but-bounded parameters by using the parameter perturbation method.

To evaluate the range of applicability of analytical solutions, selected results are compared with numerical results applying a high resolution finite volume scheme considering nonlinear isotherms.

Simulations were performed for each location, to evaluate the range of latitudes for which the installation of the microstructures is advantageous.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the range of motion of the hip and ankle joints during gait in women with and without fibromyalgia.

However, we caution that further work is needed to evaluate the ranges of aphid-encoded resistance on clover (and other host races) and the importance of the various resistance components under field conditions.

I have further evaluated the range of surrounding hydrophobicity, long-range order, stabilization center and conservation score for the residues that are contributing to cation π interactions.

The optimal solution may not be stable, and we provide an approach for testing its stability and for evaluating the range of its solution values when it is not stable.

The definitive implant was cemented after choosing a polyethylene liner of appropriate size and after evaluating the range of motion and ligamentous balance.

We evaluated the range of motion for the beads (relative to a reference vertebral bead) using digital microradiography with two specific biological gating methods: 1) ventilation synchronous acquisition, and 2) both ventilation synchronous and cardiac-gated acquisitions.