d Here, we hypothesize that the multiplicative decrease (MD) feature of the AIMD algorithm enables QoS-Fi to react to the intensive channel variation, e.g., fast channel fluctuation and/or growth of contention level in particular channels.
That approach is cumbersome; its steps are labor intensive; the temperature fluctuations inevitably stress the tissue.
Physically, this implies that some segments of molecules in microvolumes form the short-range order structures with higher density and more intensive intermolecular interaction (fluctuation network nodes).
The Four Corners outbreak instigated intensive research into how fluctuations of rodent populations precipitate outbreaks of human disease.
Intensive sampling during the tidal fluctuations highlighted the prominent role of tides, rather than environmental variables, as source of spatial variation, with a more evident influence in water than sediments.
In soft sediment systems, where the level physical disturbance due to waves and tides is low, model results suggest that intensive trawling disturbance could cause large fluctuations in benthic chemical fluxes and storage.
Fortunately, the bispectral method is applicable in both the frequency and the wavevector domain using the four-spacecraft data and will be a target of intensive studies to reveal the detailed fluctuation processes in MHD turbulence.
The primary analysis will test associations between intensive and conventional vitamin D therapies and observed fluctuations in LF HF from baseline to 6 weeks later within each treatment block utilizing a non-parametric paired t-test.
Our findings of a higher target range or a less intensive target may potentially be explained by greater fluctuation in glucose levels in the hemodialysis diabetes population (22).
