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Treatment 2 was excluded from analyses because, in that treatment, the breeding resources were separated into two patches that were far apart.

In order to identify differences in resource use for treatment and that for possible adverse events, all resources used were separated into scheduled (defined as incurred for chemotherapy delivery or standard follow-up) and non-scheduled.

Therefore, in order to capture the effects of the highly ephemeral cicadas resource, mouse plasma tissues were separated from whole blood by centrifugation (at 1,200 g for 10 minutes) for isotope analysis for the cicadas grids.

Generally, the issues of QoS scheduling and resource allocation are separated in their functions but tightly correlated in performance.

Firstly, when only total costs are reported (i.e. the number of units of a resource multiplied by the unit cost of the resource), resource use cannot be separated from unit costs, which might vary considerably between settings and over time.

The authors of [22] present a resource management framework called Anchor where resource management policies are separated from the management mechanism.

The mobile Internet resource management will be separated from the multilayer protocol cluster.

As we observed after (65) the computation of Lagrangian maximizing ergodic limits and resource allocation functions can be separated as can the computation of resource allocation values corresponding to different fading channel realizations.

In addition, while uniformly scheduling several BSs' resources, the "BBU" sections are separated into two parts: plant and control center, switcher connected to the core network.

Through years of intentional governmental policies that removed lands and resources, American Indians have been separated from the wealth and assets that was rightfully theirs.

Another big subject "Revisiting Leopold" takes on concerns our cultural resources, and the fact that these cannot be separated from our ecological resources.