The MT method is thus based on the quasi-uniform source assumption whereby sources are supposed to be far from the measurement point (Chave and Jones 2012, Chapter 2).
A formal systematic review increases the evidence base on this topic; a meta-analysis can provide more precise estimates of the accuracy of D-dimer testing among clinically relevant subgroups, whereby sources for interstudy heterogeneity can be considered.
Most existing routing protocols select the minimum energy single-path, whereby each source node transmits data to the sink via the shortest path [16].
An anatomical brain phantom was created whereby the source distribution could be altered by changing the printed distribution on the paper.
This paper considers the problem of collecting road traffic information in a VANET whereby a source node acquires traffic congestion information along several routes to a given destination, possibly to aid the route navigation decision.
An orthogonal AF relaying strategy is applied, whereby the source node first transmits to the destination and the relay node (broadcasting phase), and then the relay node forwards a scaled noisy version of the signal received and the source node is silent (relaying phase).
A mean for verifying in linked data is to provide basic provenance information along with the data set, such as using existing vocabularies such as SIOC, Dublin Core, Provenance Vocabulary, the OPMV,1 or the recently introduced PROV vocabulary.2 Yet another mechanism is the usage of digital signatures [6], whereby a source can sign either a document containing an RDF serialization or an RDF graph.
To improve the robustness of the inversion technique, a simplifying assumption is made whereby the sources on different blades are assumed to be identical.
This study reveals distinct patterns whereby dominant sources of emissions are split by region and continent (Fig. 5).
In principle, case studies allow for a holistic in-depth investigation of issues as they happen in their natural setting, whereby different sources of information and data collection methods can be used concurrently [ 56].
