In these patients, toxicity was tolerable and pharmacokinetics data were comparable to the data obtained from the three patients with normal renal function, suggesting the safety of this full-dose combination chemotherapy for haemodialysis patients.
Clearly, the service typologies paired with these two application scenarios have different requirements in terms of data rates, tolerable latency, and QoS.
Notice that at least an average MER of about 35 dB at the transmitter side is tolerable for high quality data transmission.
Again, based on tolerable toxicity and pharmacokinetics (data shown below), the standard doses of 80 mg m−2 of cisplatin and 100 mg m−2 of etoposide were administered in the second course of the same patient (Case 2).
Data quality objectives (DQOs) are qualitative and quantitative statements that clarify study objectives, define appropriate types of data, and specify tolerable levels of potential decision errors that are used as the basis for establishing the quality and quantity of data needed to support decisions.
The constraints of this optimization problem, such as the transmission rate of each data layer and tolerable error rates in wireless transmissions, are derived to achieve QoS guarantee.
The constraints of this optimization problem, such as the transmission rate of each data layer and tolerable error rates in wireless transmissions, are derived for QoS guarantee.
An ANN-NSGA-II based dual approach was applied for multi-objective optimization of control factors in AMEDDG, and experimental validation directs that optimal data was in tolerable limits.
Dimensionality reduction prior to classification is frequently applied to high spectral resolution data to achieve tolerable training time, or training convergence at all with a BP network (e.g., [14, 20]), or to apply other methods.
Whilst the use of non-UK data might be tolerable with respect to certain epidemiological parameters, such as aetiology and risk, clinical practices vary between countries.
