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This fact alone explains the poor clotting activity of meizothrombin because ABE-II is part of the binding site of thrombin for fibrinogen and is required for optimal rates of fibrin formation during blood clotting.

In tip-growing eukaryotic cells, cell polarization mechanisms allow for the growth machinery, including cell-wall enzymes, membranes, and the cytoskeleton, to be concentrated near the site of cell growth; we speculate that this spatial regulation may allow for optimal rates of growth.

In the current work, a similar approach such as [7] is being adopted by which a constrained optimization framework is introduced for optimal rate allocation to the real-time video applications.

Moreover, the use of statistics like throughput of probing frames or FER is affected by the difficulty of finding proper thresholds for optimal rate selection.

In perspective, it seems relevant to define consensual thresholds for optimal rate and vitamin D deficiency rate, and reflect on inexpensive ways of testing vitamin D deficiency.

The satisfactory results obtained highlighted the breadth of applicability of the proposed approach especially for new designs or for optimal rating of existing equipments.

In[13], an algorithm for optimal rate allocation to sensors was presented, given a multihop routing tree from sensors to a fusion node in order to minimize the amount of transmission energy.

In this section, the average channel capacity, in the Shannon's sense, is evaluated by averaging the instantaneous capacity for an AWGN channel over the fading distribution for optimal rate adaptation with constant transmit power and receiver channel state information [39, 42].

Using MQAM with perfect and imperfect CSI at the transmitter, we formulate the bit and power allocation problem and derive new analytical expressions for optimal rate and power adaptation to maximize the spectral efficiency while satisfying an average power constraint and instantaneous BER target in the presence of the fast fading channels.

The results of the study suggest that 1) local PWH-based references for obesity had higher sensitivity than BMI-based references for obesity; 2) none of BMI-based references for obesity achieved optimal rates of sensitivity.

Yet, prevailing incentives are seemingly inadequate for achieving socially optimal rates of remanufacturing activity.