The grain and MOG that passed through each stage of each separator under test was collected by trays along the machine so as to reveal how the individual stages of the separators performed, and hence inform developments in separator design.
The users, hence, inform the BS about the current state of their channels by sending quantized and delayed CSI reports.
This contrasts with similar composite pulse methods in NMR and quantum information [20, 27, 70] which generally rely on structures defined in continuous time.8 In the next section we identify useful properties of the Walsh basis which capture filter performance and hence inform effective filter design.
Hence, informing children and adolescents is even more challenging than informing adults eligible for bariatric treatments in order to obtain valid informed consent [ 27, 76].
14 15 Hence, informing prescribers about specific errors they have made, and how to avoid them in the future, may be an important step to engaging them into a team effort to reduce prescribing errors.
There also remains a lack of qualitative data on the attributes and behaviours of individual migrants, which would further add to an understanding of the influence of "push and pull" factors, and hence inform policy-making.
Some of the data, such as the waiting time between clinics, were not known with accuracy and it was not possible to estimate empirically, hence informed guesses were made and approximate distributions were used in the model such as the triangular distribution (see table 1).
The study specifically relates to the diagnostic interval only – the time period when diagnostic activity takes place; hence it informs the development of interventions to reduce this.
They may be relevant in the evaluation of intervention options and, hence, for informing policy decisions.
