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Sharma [10] identifies throughput optimal and mean delay optimal energy management policies and shows a greedy policy to be optimal in low SNR regime with infinite battery capacity.

Mean nutrient adequacy ratio for nutrients recommended to be maximized (ie, vitamins A and C, protein, dietary fiber, iron, calcium) was less than optimal, and mean ratio for those recommended to be minimized (ie, total fat, cholesterol, sodium, and sugar) exceeded recommendations.

In [8], Nie defined the risk optimal decision, conservative optimal decision and mean optimal decision of the semivectorial bilevel programming problem.

Applications to nonlinear Fokker Planck Kolmogorov equations, optimal control and mean field games are given.

However, fractional anisotropy is bounded between 0 and 1, and the optimal metric and mean are unclear.

In this paper we study the indexed data broadcast problem in its full generality and design a broadcast scheme that achieves a mean access time of at most (1.5+ε) times the optimal and a mean tuning time bounded by O log n).

Moreover, the difference between the optimal and the mean is considerably larger in the population (Whites) with a higher mean birth weight.

They have been obtained solving the PM problem (17) for H-FMT with the proposed PM algorithm using both the optimal and the mean SNR based modulation selection criteria, and for the baseline system.

It is worth noting that regarding A-OFDM, it always experiences a SIR that is several dBs higher than the one of FMT. Figure 8 Mean SNR as a function of the distance and average SIR level of FMT. Figure 9 shows the achievable rate CCDF for the baseline system and for H-FMT that uses both the optimal and the mean SNR-based modulation selection criterion.

Indeed, controversies persist on the optimal ways and means to achieve this goal.

The timing of lifestyle interventions for women who have had GDM clearly needs further exploration with women, along with the optimal content and means of delivery, if interventions are to be successful.