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The decay time (0.9 T, where T is the last time point in a time series) was selected such that the kernel function decreased slowly within the measurement time range.

Figure 11 shows significant variations in mean capacity for different measurement times, ranging from a maximum of 13.6 bps/Hz to a minimum of 8.4 bps/Hz for all subcarrier spacing scenarios considered.

A locally designed microfluidic stopped-flow apparatus with a low volume (0.2 μl) but a long optical path (10 mm) cuvette allowed measurements in the time range from 270 μs to seconds.

SLS and DLS experiments were performed on an ALV spectrometer consisting of a goniometer and an ALV-5004 multiple-tau full-digital correlator (320 channels), which allows measurements over a time range 10−7 ≤  t ≤ 10 s and an angular range from 20° to 150° corresponding to a scattering vector q = 4.8 · 10−3 2.6 · 10−2 nm−10−2

Prevalence differences are most often attributed to variations in age of participants, time range of measurement and classification of bullying.

Compared to [2], the GLRT-based pulse detection and TOA estimation scheme works in the whole measurements window, without any unreachable time range as shown in Fig. 7, for this scheme detects the pulse as well as estimates its arrival time based on the ratio of the PDFs of the pulse-present case and noise-only case.

We used these bounded-error results to estimate candidate measurement time points, center points and ranges.

If there were multiple test measurements within the 90-day time range, the values closest in time to clinical diagnosis were selected.

Hence it has a wider working range and shorter measurement time.

Finally, a combination of the two techniques is proposed to cover a wide frequency range in minimum measurement time for the characterization of electrochemical systems.

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