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The next scheme above the sEXP rule is the E2M rule, which has an increasing progress in its throughput rate from 15 UEs onwards.

This information can be acquired by the CH from each connected CR-based HAN device, for example at the time that the device is requesting to join the cluster, or updated by the CR-based HAN device to the CH whenever there is a change in its throughput demand.

Recently, massively parallel sequencing technique has started to revolutionize biomedical studies, due to the rapid increase in its throughput and drop in cost.

However, if the secondary user can tolerate a small increase in the delay, retransmission of the collided packets will result in improving its throughput.

Thus, in a similar way, if user i receives its traffic from the eNB via relay k and relay j in turn, its throughput (denoted as( {T}_{mathrm{d}2mathrm{d}}^{kji} )) is computed as follows.

Although the EXP rule is a popular scheme, we have observed that there is still room to improve it in terms of its throughput, PLR, and delay.

If IEEE 802.11p has to provide such kind of services in vehicular environments, its throughput and robustness have to be improved in order to compete with standards like IEEE 802.16e (Mobile WiMAX) or long-term evolution (LTE).

Therefore, it cannot benefit from the increase in nodes and its throughput is almost a constant value.

In the long-term, the NTP would like to include in vitro assays that screen for potential endocrine activity in its High Throughput Screening Initiative (see http://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/go/28213 for more information on this initiative).

Even so, DCRP (see Fig. 20 b) clearly outperforms HWMP (see Fig. 20 a) in what concerns its throughput.

A non-cooperative game is proposed in order to study the interaction among users, where each user (selfishly) decides the appropriate amount of throughput to re-inject in the WLAN network in order to satisfy its throughput requirement.