In Section 2.3 we derive two access strategies applicable for the presented contention-based selection, where the first one (uniform access) maximizes reliability, while the second one (slow-start access) maximizes the probability that only one reply is sent during the selection.
We show that the receiver-oriented communication of TCP-Real (i) diminishes the impact of reverse path asymmetry on the transmission rate, (ii) allows for error recovery tactics that are responsive to the nature of the error detected (i.e. congestion versus bit corruption), and (iii) dictates transmission rate adjustments that conform to the level of present contention.
Thus, bureaucratic procedures and requirements played a part in the present study; this contention was additionally seen when those constraints were undertaken by the professionals who were accountable for the implementation of the policy in practice as examined via the families' perceptions.
The findings of the present investigation support this contention.
Thus, the results of the present study support the contention that a successful and correctly focused early valve surgery may decrease mortality due to IE. This could be accomplished by a careful selection of appropriate patients to be treated surgically.
The direct effects of Acthar observed on human B cells in vitro in the present work support the contention that adrenal-independent actions directed at B cells themselves were operative in vivo.
In summary, elaborating on previous work, we believe that the present results support the contention that chronic prion infection is associated with relatively early loss of SOD2 from mitochondria, while organelle numbers and functionality are generally maintained.
The present study supports the contention that 'and 'F', and 'B', 5′variants may be important because of the large amounts in TC from all follicles >1 mm and in GC from follicles >10 mm but at a markedly lesser amount in GC from follicles between 6 and 10 mm.
The large difference in the LD level in euchromatic and heterochromatic regions, as shown in the present study, supports our contention that the density of markers required for GWAS should be adjusted to take into account the changing ratio, along the length of a given chromosome, of recombination to genetic distance.
It is too early to say for sure, but the present government might be in contention for racking up the highest score of all.
