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In contrast, the algorithm presented in this paper does not rely on any structure of the receiver filter and hence equally works with any time-domain function γ[ n] in (5).

In both groups, models A and B demonstrated side by side, often simultaneously, and performed the same number of equally rewarded, hence equally effective, demonstrations.

CACE analysis assumes that compliance is a pre-randomisation characteristic and hence equally distributed across the treatment arms.

This method of choosing affected individuals preferentially selected for deletions and so duplications may have been missed, whereas the Italian singleton sample was not preselected, hence equally likely to harbour deletions or duplications.

Hence whatever bias might occur had the potential to do so equally in both groups.

In Fig. 17, it can be observed that with increasing MTx and, hence, also equally increasing sampling rate, the spectral efficiency significantly increases for all approaches for the transmit symbol sequence generation.

The reactants, reaction intermediates and products, if retained in the interior of zeolite channels or pores, can affect the size/shape selectivity of the catalyst and hence are equally credible to increase coke formation [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14].

It penetrates very rapidly into cell membranes and is hence not equally distributed throughout the vascular system of an organism.

Hence, an equally important but much less understood question is to what extent organisms will adapt to acidifying oceans through natural selection of either extant or randomly arising genotypes of greater fitness.

Overall, indicators of proliferation or apoptosis were not consistently related to milk yield responses, hence an equally plausible interpretation of their results would be that there was no significant effect on cell population dynamics.

In addition, though sharing the same signaling pathways, responses of immune cells differ from those of non-immune cells, which ultimately cause organ-specific pathology in chronic inflammation [ 37] and hence represent equally important targets in the therapy of autoimmune diseases.