Sentence examples for proper throughput from inspiring English sources
Proper throughput escalation, sample multiplexing and adequate sequence coverage may potentially turn ultrasensitive genotyping into a feasible strategy for HIV drug resistance management in the clinical setting.
While DERA is able to integrate gene regulation or protein-protein-interaction networks with proper high-throughput molecular measurements, in our case study, we focus here on integrating gene expression data with gene regulation network.
This type of network reduces co-channel interference and is particularly helpful in improving cell-edge users' throughput by proper cell planning or spectrum management between the eNB and HeNBs, at the cost of system throughput.
This implies that there must be proper trade-off investigations on throughput loss due to co-channel interference originated by the optical repeater, and reduction in radio resource dedicated to the relay link of the MR in the repeater-enhanced and MR-enhanced cellular systems, respectively.
Thus, the proposed gateway placement scheme provides a framework of significantly improving throughput of WMNs through proper placement of gateways.
These constraints make it very difficult to find proper routing mechanisms that ensure high network throughput in different environments [12].
These constraints make it very difficult to find proper routing mechanisms that ensure high network throughput [2].
These constraints make it very difficult to find proper routing mechanisms that ensure high network throughput [2, 3].
After combining with these two schemes, JSCTP can differentiate loss event correctly and make proper congestion window adjustment to achieve better throughput in wired-wireless networks.
In fact, the converged values of 's will make both users (weak and strong) to gain proper system resources and therefore achieve fair throughput.
However, this represents the proper challenge for the new genomic, high-throughput technologies: the power of discovery has been dramatically boosted by the introduction of the next-generation sequencing (NGS) techniques [ 13, 36– 36].
