For example, in order to achieve the best mechanical anchoring with skin tissue the barb should be more flexible compared to the one designed to work with tendon tissue.
For example, in order to achieve the goals of improving competitiveness and quality of life, public policy must take into account the necessity of providing proper information to farmers and lowering the probable negative consequences of subsidies, which might lead producers away from the market's needs.
The gain achieved by the iterative process can be determined by comparing Figures 6 to 4. For example, in order to achieve a target BER of 10-3, a SNR value of 28 dB is required for the 4ASK system with the proposed non-iterative FDE, while only 25 dB is required by the proposed iterative FDE at the second iteration.
If it meets all constraints of other threshold values, for example, in order to achieve reliable packet transmission along the path in the communication process, the node remaining battery power P(n) and the minimum propagation delay D(R j ), then R 1: A, B, E, S will be selected as the optimal path from source node A to sink node S.
For example, in order to achieve the desired "1% sensitivity" with DxS, dCt values of ∼9 10 should be assessable.
For example, in order to achieve a power >80% to identify a modest genetic effect (odds ratio 1.2) of a polymorphism present in 10% of individuals, a sample size of 10,000 subjects or more would be needed [ 23].
Question 11, for example, was: "In order to achieve high returns, I am willing to choose high-risk investments", while question 16 was "Compared to holding cash, buying stocks and shares is too risky".
We also believe that our strategy will also serve as an example for feature selection in order to achieve enhanced performance for machine learning systems in general.
It is recommended to use a high power in each stage, for example, 90% or 95%, in order to achieve high overall power for the trial [ 6].
If we take tetraplegia as an example of disability, in order to achieve mobility such an individual requires additional resources from society (to pay for a wheelchair, say) plus changes in the environment, such as wheelchair ramps.
