Evaluation results show that the proposed two routing protocols can achieve more significant end-to-end throughput gains under higher data rates.
The study was not adequately powered to determine more clinically significant end points such as rate of dialysis requirement, hospital or ICU length of stay, differences based on etiology of renal dysfunction, or mortality.
It's not the ball drop, but for tens of thousands of people, Phish's annual run of shows at Madison Square Garden, which winds up on New Year's Eve, is the more significant year-end event in Manhattan.
The coincidence becomes more significant near the end of the novel, when Queenie gives birth to a son who is black.
After years of abysmal relations, the Obama administration has promised to respond to progress — Mrs. Clinton's trip being the most significant reward so far — even as it presses for more significant steps to end the country's repressive rule and international isolation.
As the recent GENIE genome-wide association study 7 identified more significant hits with end-stage renal disease, all independent signals observed for end-stage renal disease (n = 7; Table 1) were also de novo genotyped in a Danish cohort of 588 individuals.
As physiological uptake is more significant in the oral end of the stomach than in the anal end, screen-detected cancers with FDG-PET might be biased towards cancers in the anal end of the stomach.
The natural beauty of the sound he commanded was, in the end, more significant than the fact that he could sing top notes far more effortlessly than the hard-working and supremely competent Domingo (who could never sing as high comfortably anyway).
His real evolution, however, is more significant: By the book's end he has grown from a sort of generic Everyman — a faceless representative of the indignities a citizen in North Korea might be subject to — into a full-fledged individual for whom the reader roots and grieves.
While in the US slave narratives played a hugely important role in the abolitionist movement, external pressure – particularly from the British navy – was more significant in Brazil, which only ended slavery in 1888, becoming the last country in the western hemisphere to do so.
But skeptics think that the still-deteriorating labor market and large consumer debt load will end up being more significant.
