Sentence examples for subset of recipients from inspiring English sources

According to MRG Block Ack procedure, the AP being a source of multicast traffic asks a subset of recipients for acknowledgments by sending a special multicast BAR frame with immediate ACK-policy: see Figure 3.

In [21] we have shown that the ELBP approach, when multiple multicast packets related to the same stream are set as a single burst and a subset of recipients are requested for acknowledgments, can be used also in IEEE 802.16 networks.

For both adoptive transfer systems, at 36 hr posttransfer, cells from blood, peripheral lymph nodes, and spleen were harvested from a subset of recipients, and the remainder of recipients were infected with IAV.

No differences in gender, age, or type of immunosuppression were observed between subsets of recipients.

Studies of three newly described diseases caused by mutations in NUBPL, NFU1 or BOLA3 suggest that transfer of Fe-S clusters to specific target proteins downstream of the ISCU chaperone co-chaperone chaperone co-chaperonecomplexathways that shepherdependsclusters tonspecificof recipathwaysothatshepherddiscussed below).

But as Haskins acknowledges, the reforms have never managed to address the barriers confronting a small subset of welfare recipients with very limited education, significant physical and mental health problems, or unhealthy children, preventing them from entering the workforce.

Several large population-based studies have presented median LOS after lung cancer resection: US thoracic surgery database audit (6 days) [ 3], US Medicare database audit (10 days) [ 4], US SEER subset of Medicare recipients (6 days) [ 5], Japan (national audit of lobectomy, mean 13.7 days) [ 11], and a UK multicentre cohort study (9 days for pneumonectomy, n = 312, 2005) [ 12].

A subset of the recipient mice were mated and sacrificed at parturition or at day 15 of pregnancy, depending on genotype.

Third, our convenience sample of prevalent transplant recipients who appeared for outpatient transplant follow-up was probably an especially adherent subset of kidney transplant recipients.

We have collected control data from a subset of test order recipients from the first round of screening.

Our observations suggest that recognising these patients, clinically and through genetic evaluation, may inform management in this subset of lung transplant recipients.