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Figure 9 shows that the optimized design achieves much higher throughput than those due to RR channel assignments.

They are capable of achieving much higher throughput than current cellular systems, which can be classified as single-hop cellular networks (SCNs).

These studies clearly indicate that MCNs with the proposed architecture and routing protocol are viable alternatives for SCNs, in fact they provide much higher throughput.

However, when the network load is high, the optimal scheme can achieve a much higher throughput than the non-optimal scheme.

In contrast, imprint and nanosphere lithography (NSL) tend to be more promising as they are less costly techniques with a much higher throughput.

On the contrary, Figure 10 demonstrates that Multi-channel RTS/CTS can achieve much higher throughput than the single-channel RTS/CTS protocol.

Increasing demand for broadband wireless services calls for much higher throughputs in future wireless communication systems.

Furthermore, the hardware cost increases due to a larger number of filter taps, and thus, much higher throughputs are required (i.e., more partitioning modes).

This said, flow cytometry and fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) have the benefit of much higher throughputs and have been widely applied (e.g. ref. 415 and 752 790) (and see below for microchannels and picodroplets).

Neither of these is set up to handle large numbers of loci easily or is scriptable, a necessity for much high throughput informatics work.

As a result, although much high-throughput expression data have been accumulated for the yeast ORFs, far less is known on the expression of non-coding regions.