A small size of the filtering window, a better detail preserved with a lower denosing performance; while a large size of the filtering window, a high denosing performance with a poor detail preserved.
Moreover, considering the inertia constant as a minimization objective, frequency stability would be preserved with a lower cost.
The above procedure is applied provided that the end-to-end service quality level is preserved unless a lower service quality is acceptable by the application.
However, it is important to determine the suitable value of inertia constant for these systems such that the frequency stability is preserved with a lower cost.
In summary, the present study demonstrated that in rats, STZ-induced diabetes impairs endothelial function and exerts differential effects on aortic stiffness, characterised by the increased PWV at supraphysiological MAP levels, whereas aortic elasticity was preserved at a lower pressure range.
They are likely to function as a substitution for the hydrophobic core to preserve an optimal lower hinge conformation for the receptor binding.
In CKD patients, renal reserve is usually preserved but with a lower magnitude, suggesting that remaining nephrons are able to maintain some response to protein overload despite already being in a state of hyperfiltration [ 35, 36].
This fact may suggest that after few cycles, the catalytic efficiency could be preserved, although at a lower value when compared with the first run.
The comments from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a powerful business lobbying group, asked that breaks like accelerated depreciation be preserved, even with a lower tax rate.
The Grey Art Gallery, at N.Y.U., continues to mine the riches of the university's Fales Library, whose Downtown Collection preserves an archive of lower Manhattan's avant-garde scene.
