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In order to better simulate the working conditions of a cognitive radio scenario, we next consider an uplink scenario where all active subcarriers are block-wise shared among four users whose delays are mutually independent and uniformly distributed within {−M/2,−M/2+1,…,M/2−1}.

13 14 Table  II reports results from the baseline RE and SLX models of patients whose delays are attributed officially to social care.

Improvements in the diagnostic and treatment process should be achievable, particularly for those whose delays were longest.

But one significant drawback of existing packet-mode schedulers is that they tend to result in longer waiting time of short packets, whose delay is critical to the performance of IP networks.

There was no difference in the length of ICU stay in the longest delayed admissions compared to no-delay patients (median 5.2 vs. 4.6 days respectively, P = 0.61) or compared to those whose delay was in the lowest (<4.5 hours) quartile (median 5.2 days - highest quartile vs. 5.1 days - lowest quartile, P = 0.79).

Administering G-CSF also had an effect on patients experiencing a treatment delay; there was a 60% reduction in the number of patients experiencing a treatment delay for any reason (relative risk 0.40, P<0.001) and an 80% reduction in the number of patients whose delay was due to neutropenia (relative risk 0.20, P<0.001).

The FPGA-TDC technique is based on the architectures of Tapped Delay Line (TDL), whose delay cells are down to few tens of picosecond.

The EVA channel is considered for the simulation whose delay spread is more than half of the CP length.

Recently, it is shown that adjustable delay buffer (ADB) whose delay can be adjusted dynamically can solve the clock skew variation problem effectively.

The channel estimate is reduced in size by selecting only the significant components, whose delay span is often much shorter than the multipath spread of the channel.

It consists of a direct sound and a single reflection whose delay time was modulated by a 0·1 Hz sinusoidal wave.