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In[10], it is shown that proactive protocols are very expensive in terms of energy consumption compared to reactive protocols because of the large routing overhead incurred in the former.

Thus, on the one hand, after presenting the importance of MU-MIMO aware MAC protocol, we presented the discussion on modification approaches and the analytical model to understand their performance, while on the other hand, we also showed the limitations of such protocols because of the effects of indispensable overhead associated.

However, it was not always possible for them to follow those protocols because of the shortage of personnel.

MS spectra obtained before and after isotope exchange in the phosphorylated peptide 70H0 as presented in Fig.  5 clearly demonstrate that the DHX for peptides with pHis proceeds at a very slow rate.> It is generally difficult to detect phosphohistidine in modified proteins using standard proteomic protocols because of the instability of the phosphate nitrogen bond under acidic conditions [ 30].

Furthermore, the application of mesna before and 3 h after ifosfamide, a schedule used in many clinical protocols because of the short half life of mesna, not only maintained high ifosfamide anti-tumour activity but also seemed to be associated with the lower systemic and urothelial toxicity of ifosfamide therapy compared with ifosfamide given alone.

From the results, ECA of the cathode decreased most rapidly by the FCCJ protocol because of the highest potential applied to the cathode.

However, some uncertainties still persist in the application of the harmonized 3-step protocol, because of the difficulty in conceptualizing a technique that can be applied to environmental samples irrespective of their nature.

Conceptually, X-MAC is considered as higher efficient protocol than synchronized S-MAC protocol because of the avoidance synchronization overheads.

This step was included in the sample preparation protocol because of the erythrocytes present in cell suspensions after Ficoll density gradient centrifugation and subsequent thorough washing of the cells.

We were unwilling to change the study protocol because of the potential for introducing bias.

First, there were unplanned changes to our recruitment protocol because of the low number of patients with diagnosed diabetes at TC.