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The resulting information loss may lead to decoding errors in which no quantitation of expression can be extracted for the corresponding genes.

This timing error of the analysis window results in a phase rotation of the received MCLT coefficients, and this may lead to decoding errors.

Clearly, this assumption is not valid in practical systems as fading and noise lead to decoding errors at the relays which then propagate to the destination.

Note that the extension to a model where a user keeps track of coded packets and the associated vectors of coefficients, even if these cannot lead to decoding at the same time slot, is conceptually simple, but practically does not scale to a large amount of multicast sessions, as the dimension of the state space will be prohibitively large.

Thus, decoding a member of Υ leads to decoding two different members of Φ r (i.e., x 1 and x 2).

So far, only unmodified uridine in this position is considered to be capable of pairing with all four bases at the third codon positions, while modification of the uridine leads to decoding only partial codon members of the 4-codon boxes [ 31].

Hence, it is of great interest to have a deeper look at other kinds of codes, structured codes, which are more accessible and lead to efficient decoding algorithms.

Increasing baseline activity led to higher decoding variability (Fig. 4b), whereas increasing both baseline and sensory-evoked activity reduced decoding variability (Fig. 4d).

Then, stopping the current processing to configure the new configuration is unavoidable and leads to a decoding quality loss in terms of BER.

Due to the underlying Alamouti and golden structures, the 3D MIMO code has some unique properties which lead to simplified decoding algorithms.

Therefore, we may omit computation of the parity check and the tentative decision if the SNR value is too low to lead to successful decoding, which, in turn, reduces power consumption.