where Φ is a sufficiently large positive number, imposes the SINR requirement for a base station multicast transmission at time slot t.
Furthermore, mobility of a positive case imposes further public health risks.
We found strong evidence (with p-value < 0.0001 for M1a vs. M2a and M7 vs. M8) for positive selection imposed on both groups II and III, and we identified positively selected sites in each group.
Nevertheless, unless section 7(2) of the constitution is amended, the constitutional court will retain the power to evaluate whether the state has fulfilled its positive obligations imposed by the bill of rights and to order the state to do so when its actions are found wanting.
Just as society made progress on the environment when the thinking shifted from the "negative" to the "positive"—from imposing fines to promoting a company's green credentials so too must we shift our thinking about privacy.Despite inBloom's closure, the system may survive.
For (varepsilon=1), we would like to cite [18, 19] for the existence of one positive solution imposing a global condition on V.
By steady increase of the positive voltages imposed on the RRAM cell, a pronounced change of resistance from the high-resistance state (HRS/OFF) to the low-resistance state (LRS/ON) was observed at about 1.05 V, which is called as the SET' process, and then the device was set in threshold switching mode (no change in current after this voltage).
However, given the fact that these HAs were from egg-adapted A(H1N1) viruses in which HA1 225 was one of the most frequently changed site [62], [63], [64], and the predominant residue at this site (Table 6), G225, was commonly found in swine and avian A(H1N1) HAs, it was possible that the changes at HA1 225 was due to positive selection imposed by adaptation in eggs.
Because Rel2 is mostly involved in antibacterial defense, why are we not witnessing positive selection imposed by the bacterial pathogens?
These polymorphisms were distributed throughout the phylogeny, which implies that they arose independently on many occasions, presumably in response to the positive selection imposed by antimicrobial drug use.
