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However, statistical methods used in our study are insufficient for indicating the dependence of variables on one another, or for showing the order of importance of variables.
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"Insufficient" evidence indicates that no studies met our inclusion criteria for the comparison for a given outcome.
In such a case, L = 8 for a 4 × 4 MIMO system is insufficient, as indicated in Figure 8b.
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In the case of a 0 rating or poor quality, the reason for this insufficient quality was indicated.
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