Nevertheless, single-component metallic magnetic materials usually show an unsatisfactory high-frequency permeability due to eddy-current effect, which hampers their further applications [12, 23, 24].
It is confirmed that the hysteretic losses in the filamentary region can be reduced by twisting in a same manner as in situ Nb3Sn multifilamentary ones, while the coupling loss remains in unsatisfactory situation for commercial frequency uses.
Similar to results obtained with conventional smears, specimens obtained early in the menstrual cycle were associated with the highest frequency of unsatisfactory samples (Vooijs et al, 1987).
The limitations of conventional needles include inherent deficiencies in their design, and the requirement of greater technical skill, which leads to a higher frequency of unsatisfactory results, and a relatively low specimen yield.
Although addition of glacial acetic acid to bloody cervical specimens may reduce the frequency of unsatisfactory thin-layer slides, data suggest that this treatment may cause false positive HC2 results, thus limiting the subsequent utility of such specimens (Agoff et al, 2002).
Laparoscopic surgery also has been used in this setting, but the frequency of unsatisfactory results or complications is higher than open surgery.
The frequency of an unsatisfactory outcome following laser photocoagulation in some eyes with DME has prompted interest in other treatment modalities.
We treat the input LR image as the image that contains some high-frequency contents but with unsatisfactory pixel resolution.
In general, these limitations led to an unsatisfactory and incomplete description of k-mer frequencies that biased the expected number of OSCs, and only the basic association between genomic G+C content and OSCs could be identified [ 18].
Even though the frequency response of electrochemical probes is unsatisfactory, their transfer function has been recently determined and low-amplitude high-frequency flow-amplitude high-frequencyeous low-amplitude high-frequencystigated.
