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The percentages of lost packets do not show correlation to distance in the open channel; thus we assume that the packet loss rate of 7%to8%8% for the open channel is due to multipath effects from the grassy surface and buildings and trees that are near the channel.
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In total, the percentage of lost to follow-up was <4%.
After obtaining baseline and actual values, the percentage of lost in body weight and BMI was calculated.
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