Sentence examples for stringent interference from inspiring English sources

Hence, secondary users operate under more stringent interference constraints.

However, due to the stringent interference constraint, very low transmit power level is often allowed for the secondary transmitters, and this would significantly degrade the QoS of cognitive systems and reduce the coverage of cognitive networks.

On the other hand, the collisions between SUs and PUs also need to be avoided, which can be implemented by applying accurate spectrum sensing or imposing the stringent interference power constraints.

It is also plausible when compared with estimates of chronic pain in young adults using a less stringent definition of interference with daily activities from a recent Australian study [ 19].

Instead of the three categories of reasons discussed above, lesser moral status might involve two kinds of reasons (a stringent moral presumption against interference and a strong reason to aid, but no reason to treat fairly) or only one (a stringent moral presumption against interference, but no reason to aid or treat fairly).

The use of a bead-based assay allows for stringent wash steps that diminish interference with other proteases, as demonstrated for BoNT/A in comparison with equimolar concentrations of trypsin, BoNT/B and BoNT/E.

However, most of the ncRNAs identified in the more stringent analyses have evidence for interference by pseudogenes, with the exception of LINC00461.

Our contribution is that only this article studies the performance of applying scanning narrow beams in the LTE-Advanced system for high-speed users with stringent QoS requirements and inter-cell interference.

The number of contigs and singlets is clearly different when compared to the clustering results returned by the EGassembler pipeline (respectively 1,922 contigs and 4,869 singlets), indicating that the clustering parameters might be more stringent in order to reduce the interference of paralogs.

Moreover, as we change SNR from low values to high values, the accuracy level required by the self-interference cancelation becomes more stringent.

Roughly speaking, relation (12) suggests that in networks where the nodes are located far apart (e.g., cellular type of wireless networks), the accuracy of self-interference cancellation is more stringent as compared to that in networks where the nodes are located in close vicinity (e.g., a wireless network setup in an office room).