However, as this prediction begins to fail, the proxy efficiency is decreased and the caching algorithm needs to update the frequency history in order to define a new target content to be stored for the next period.
Patients with homozygous beta-thalassemia and beta-thalassemia/HbE were clinically classified into severe transfusion dependent thalassemia major and mild TI based on criteria such as age at presentation, average Hb level at the steady state and transfusion frequency history, as previously described.
Significant independent associations with the MIDAS score were observed for headache frequency, family history, double burden, medication- use, number of working hours per month and physician consultation.
For more general mixtures of workloads that include jobs with running times that are short compared to the queue poll frequency a history would probably need to be implemented as suggested in [23].
Zlatopolsky, Ashley, "A Spin on Frequency: A History of Dance Music Radio in Detroit" (Red Bull Music Academy, November 25 , 2014.
When perception of animals and tools, faces and houses, or letters and digits are contrasted, differences can be attributed to a host of confounded factors, like differences in shape, name, meaning, frequency, and history of processing.
Despite the significant association of increased ECFCs frequency with history of splanchnic vein thrombosis and the phenotype of non-active disease, the ability to use ECFCs elevation as a biomarker for the prediction of these characteristics was moderate, being the predictive value 44.4% and 28.2%, respectively.
There was no statistically significant association between FI and sex, defaecation frequency, or history of surgery.
Familial colorectal cancer was associated with meal frequency, medical history of diabetes (relative risk, RR = 4.6) and cholelithiasis (RR = 5.2).
Main outcome measures Hospital contacts for head injuries ascertained from hospital register; frequency of history of head injury.
Andrews and Harris's stuttering children also had a significantly higher reported frequency of history of abnormal articulation compared to the controls.
