Thus, it is modified to a branch-and-bound algorithm by means of introducing a RegWidthLowerBound function, which estimates a lower bound of total pipeline register width using partial operator coloring that is recorded in the stack, and ASAP and ALAP colorings.
All statistical results, such as a decay rate of the turbulence kinetic energy, energy spectra and probability density functions, show that the contribution of the explicit SGS model is small, and thus it does not modify the statistical solutions.
Thus, it is necessary to modify (27).
Thus, it is obvious that modifying one coefficient or two per block may have less distortion and lower detectability against the steganalysis.
However, the sum of the charging schedule of all the FOs may bring operational challenges to the DSO, and thus it needs to be modified.
Thus, it is possible that modified pri-/pre- miRNA are less efficiently recognized than non-modified ones by the processing enzyme, DCL1.
Thus it needs to be modified if consideration of global CVR (and subsequently shared decision making in this area) replaces single risk factor management in the minds of doctors and patients.
Above all, when the mount is replaced in the future, only the general communication interface needs to be modified, and thus, it is not limited by replacement in terms of the overall system management.
Thus, it is deemed necessary to modify the existing urban and regional administrative system so as to cope with the challenges urban planning is being confronted with and realize the purpose of urban sustainability.
Thus it is appealing to explore modified dosing schedules of HU and 5-aza-2′-dC for sickle cell patients already receiving these therapies in order to potentially exploit some synergistic effect of combination therapy for raising hemoglobin levels.
Thus, it is possible that this modified live virus from PRC may have been administered to the herd involved in the initial outbreak in Thailand and may have been the source of the novel PRRSV strain that caused the outbreak.
