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The irradiation protocols are thus conveniently orthogonal to one another.
Accurate reporting of sample size calculations and data analysis methods is important not only for the sake of transparency but also because the choice of methods and the reasons for choosing them can directly influence the interpretation and conclusions of study results. 1 2 3 4 5 6 27 Public access to full protocols is thus needed to reliably appraise trial publications.
Although comparatively simple, Brewka's protocol is thus representative of a wide range of other more complex argumentation and dispute resolution procedures that have been proposed.
A scale-up protocol is thus detailed and then applied to the case of polybutylene succinate, a biopolymer that is gaining attention particularly as a replacement for polyolefins, and is obtained from bio-based succinic acid.
The protocol is thus extremely simple, requires very little state maintenance, and requires no network structures or clustering.
To meet the requirements of future diverse wireless sensor networks, a sophisticated any-to-any routing protocol is thus required.
Due to the higher quality of the link between RS and MS, CPR protocol is thus more efficient than the single-hop protocol.
The protocol is thus extremely simple, requires very little state maintenance (each nodes only remembers the number of times it has been visited), requires no network structures or clustering.
The efficiency of an IC protocol is thus (V(Psi) = sum _{n} (u^{text {PO}}_{n} eta _{R}(Psi) + u^{text {NE}}_{n} eta _{P}(Psi))) where η R is determined in the following Lemma.
In short, the idea behind the ZAP protocol is thus to find a sub-optimal solution for the channel distribution problem, which allows stabilizing the channel assignment mechanism, simplifying the tackled problem as well as limiting processing and time costs, while providing performance results close to the centralized approach.
The Elisa protocol was thus developed.
