Sentence examples for with reduced delay from inspiring English sources
Simulation results proved that the proposed architecture offers better fairness and delivery ratio with reduced delay and drop.
The solutions of this work prove that the proposed architecture offers better fairness and delivery ratio with reduced delay and drop.
It is suggested that initial presentation direct to a cancer centre is associated with reduced delay in time to treatment and improved neurological function (Husband, 1998).
There is some evidence to suggest that appropriate referral and use of referral guidelines is associated with reduced delay for upper gastrointestinal cancers (Macdonald et al, 2006) and colorectal cancer (Mitchell et al, 2008).
Co-morbidity The presence of co-existing morbidity was associated with reduced delay in patients with upper gastrointestinal cancers (Macdonald et al, 2006) and colorectal cancer (Mitchell et al, 2008).
Ethnicity was associated with reduced delay (Wile et al, 1993), while lower socio-economic status (Hackett et al, 1973; Mikulin and Hardcastle, 1987; Porta et al, 1996) was associated with increased delay.
This prompted the design of an efficient mechanism for a routing protocol capable of broadcasting warning messages from emergency vehicles to vehicles under NLOS conditions to reduce the overhead and increase the packet delivery ratio with reduced time delay and channel utilisation.
Differential current conveyor II (DCCII) is designed, modified, and exploited as a comparator with reduced propagation delay and power consumption.
Eucalyptus oil showed the best among the inducted fuels in raising the cylinder peak pressure and heat release rate with reduced ignition delay and combustion duration.
In a recent paper, I. Selesnick and C.S. Burrus developed a design method for maximally flat FIR low-pass digital filters with reduced group delay.
The simulation results show that our system can save more than six times of the energy with reduced transmission delay and increased data delivery ratio.
