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DXFP, compared to AODV, is able to deliver packets with less route discoveries (see Table5), because of using backup routes and the selection of more robust paths.

The fact that DXFP is able to select more robust paths becomes clearer if we insert a possible path between source and destination through fixed terminals in the scenario where nodes have 5 m/s speed.

When it comes time for clinical trials, prescreening of patients most likely to respond could reduce the number of patients required for a clinical trial and produce more robust results and a swifter path to approval.

Examples are shortest paths and the more robust graph diffusion kernel (GDK).

The denser and more homogeneous the networks, the more robust the networks are against iterative path attacks.

This performance gap can be attributed to the fact that MA-SA's approach of estimating the channel sparsity based on the path metric is more robust to noise than are the competing approaches.

The behind FFR lies in the fact that mobile stations (MSs) in the central area of a cell are more robust against interference due to low path loss and hence they can tolerate higher reuse compared to those at the cell border suffering from high interference as well as high path losses [19, 20].

Perhaps a labor economist will know enough about jobs to advise President Obama wisely about what to do to increase employment, the true path to a more robust economy.

Their work supports our view that existence of multiple paths makes social networks more robust to selfish behaviour of nodes.

The algorithm is designed in such a way that it overcomes the ambiguous nodes errata and reflected paths and therefore makes the algorithm more robust.

"We need to show them all the paths they can take for better and more robust outcome for their communities and hold their hand through that process.