Sentence examples for transmission impact from inspiring English sources

Additionally, by considering stochastic user's mobility, a high degree of offset among new users' positions can take place, with a number of users slightly improving their transmission (e.g., slightly better channel gain conditions) and counterbalance any negative transmission impact from the users who deteriorate their transmission capabilities in the new positions.

The second major role of this work is to investigate how the imperfections in CSI, due to the channel estimation errors as well as the delay between channel estimation and the actual transmission, impact the system performance and how we can improve the performance, under again very rapidly time varying channel conditions.

Compounds were made from these systems with different PU binders and the structural properties (density, porosity, air flow resistivity, tortuosity and stiffness) and performance properties (sound absorption, sound transmission, impact sound insulation and thermal conductivity) were measured as a function of binder loading and chemistry.

We have found that, as could be expected, substantial transmission impact is generally achieved only if EPI delivery is supplemented by mass campaigns.

We adopt an interdisciplinary mixed-method approach combining mathematical modelling with qualitative data analyses to explore the expectations of the effects of implementing methadone in Kenya as well as to project its potential HIV transmission impact.

The interannual variation in the time and intensity of the peak of malaria transmission impacts the effectiveness of the annual alert with interventions at a fixed week every year; using the slide positivity proportion would identify the right time for intervention.

Consequently, it was impossible to elucidate if HSV-2 infection impacted the transmission frequency of SHIV-RT.

This model is used first to study the effect of elastic joints across the floor in the transmission of impact noise.

The additional questions on coital frequency provide information that is important for accurate modeling of the transmission dynamic impact.

Mathematical models have long been used to model disease patterns with the main practical aim of understanding the dynamics of transmission and impact of interventions well enough to guide and manage control programs [7].

UNICEF's strategy continues to focus on supporting communities to combat the transmission and impact of Ebola.