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We also demonstrate that selecting the most appropriate location for placement of the ground stations is an important design issue that can ensure optimal coverage and maximize throughput.
Therefore, in order to have the best practice for vehicular ad hoc network services, it is necessary to have seamless connectivity for optimal coverage and ideal channel utilisation.
The findings may therefore indicate if there is need to improve priority setting processes, which influence decision making on how to achieve optimal coverage and access to life-saving obstetric services for pregnant women in the district.
Our experience shows that this CT-based-3D planning approach improved target volume delineation and optimal coverage, and is more accurate and much easier the conventional orthogonal film dosimetry.
Sub-optimal coverage and poor retention for patients who are on HAART exposes the need for robust evaluations of pediatric ART services.
The efficient and fair (or successful) priority setting process will facilitate optimal coverage of Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) services, which are likely to have a positive impact on both national and international development goals on family planning, maternal, newborn and child health.
The system was designed to manage land use, planting species/variety, and optimal coverage of plants.
Velvet was allowed to predict the expected coverage level and optimal coverage cutoff.
We preselected 272 loci from the map in Syed et al. (2006) for our analysis, aiming at an optimal coverage of the genome and the nine linkage groups.
Because of these limitations, we decided to investigate the optimal coverage of symptoms necessary and the most appropriate severity assessment scale in an effort to identify an optimal symptom assessment instrument for patients with advanced tumours.
This study shows that the location and number of facilities should be selected based on the location of potential demand, ensuring optimal coverage with the existing resources and avoiding overprovision in already served areas.
