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The explicit treatment of the TRISO particle geometry leads to much lower estimations of power peaking during the transient and a greater degree of negative Doppler feedback.
The value of this threshold is notably much lower than recent estimations of the online Dunbar number [18]. Figure 4 Minimum neighbor threshold vs. percentage of sample retained.
In fact, summing up all RP genes their transcription represents 8.5% of total RNA pol II transcription, which is much lower than previous estimations (50%) based on indirect calculations [34].
We observed that the mean residual error after the ICP registration optimization was always comparable with the laser scanner measurement error, which is much lower than the estimation errors of our proposed N-points congruent sets (NPCS) registration algorithm.
This synchronization stage can be done at a much lower rate than channel estimation update, as the channel tap positions typically drift at a much slower rate compared to the fading rate, and therefore its complexity is negligible.
Moreover, the theoretical relation of interparticle collision rate derived using kinetic theory was compared with the present numerical results and it is found that the collision rate is much lower than the theoretical estimation based on kinetic theory.
Together with data from our ongoing nationwide HCV serological survey (in which the overall anti-HCV prevalence is less than 0.5% among more than 80,000 Chinese subjects (BI's unpublished data), these findings lead us to believe that the exact HCV prevalence is much lower than the WHO estimation indicates.
This is much lower than previous estimates.
That is much lower than previous estimates.
This is to be expected since, as shown in Fig. 5, for the same extra amount of energy for channel estimation the proposed technique has much lower MSE compared to data-aided channel estimation.
However, in the performance evaluation section it is shown that the ANTC protocol achieves resilience to error in distance estimation at much lower cost than the previous work.
