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However, this conventional policy does not take the overall throughput performance into consideration so that a situation may result where all operators have equal zero payoffs, which is the worst case from the spectrum availability point of view.

Figure 5 presents the deviation of the estimated capacity with channel estimation error for three different CE SNR (10, 20, and 30 dB) in the case of 2×2 MIMO. Figure 5 clearly shows that a significant deviation in the measured MIMO channel capacity may result where the CE SNR is 10 dB, while the 30 dB CE SNR gives insignificant deviation.

Persistent populations may result where these inhibitors do not exist, as in washes or along disturbed roadsides.

These changes may result in compensation (where preserved areas take over the function of declining regions), or might perhaps indicate a shift in the way older people perform some cognitive tasks.

She worries that Ocean's Eleven and Ghostbusters may "result in movies where women are determined to be interesting and admirable only when they act like men often do in films: when they're decisive, physically forceful and confident in their sexuality without fear of consequence".

Furthermore, the variability of performance obtained from the models provides an estimate of the variability that may result for systems where seismic data is not available or is not sufficient to fully characterize the point bar.

This may result in oversensing (where activity is interpreted as ventricular tachycardia) or undersensing (failure to sense native cardiac activity) resulting in an inappropriate high rate or an inhibition of pacing in CIEDs.

This may result in situations where patients, who are not highly informed, delegate the decisions about the scope and extent of their treatment to their physicians.

These differences between men and women may result in situations where drunken non-consensual sex is perceived to be consensual by the man.

Since the incidence of some cancers such as breast, melanoma and prostate is strongly influenced by screening practices, high incidence may result from overdiagnosis, where asymptomatic cancers are detected which would not otherwise have progressed to cause morbidity and/or death.

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