However, most of the ncRNAs identified in the more stringent analyses have evidence for interference by pseudogenes, with the exception of LINC00461.
This observation is consistent with results reported in [19]: the throughput is degraded significantly when the interference constraint is made more stringent; therefore, the performance of the underlay approach depends mainly on the interference constraint.
The number of contigs and singlets is clearly different when compared to the clustering results returned by the EGassembler pipeline (respectively 1,922 contigs and 4,869 singlets), indicating that the clustering parameters might be more stringent in order to reduce the interference of paralogs.
Moreover, as we change SNR from low values to high values, the accuracy level required by the self-interference cancelation becomes more stringent.
Roughly speaking, relation (12) suggests that in networks where the nodes are located far apart (e.g., cellular type of wireless networks), the accuracy of self-interference cancellation is more stringent as compared to that in networks where the nodes are located in close vicinity (e.g., a wireless network setup in an office room).
For the MEMS micro fluxgate sensor, more stringent electromagnetic compatibility design for the sensor signal system is needed to eliminate additional noise derived from the electromagnetic radiated interference and the voltage disturbance.
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