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Table 4 shows the cache misses suffered in this al-

in unknown title
by unknown authors 1994
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Table 5. We see that later modules suffer from

in Cascaded Grammatical Relation Assignment
by Sabine Buchholz, Jorn Veenstra, Walter Daelemans 1999
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Table 8: Suffered by any Major Illness, Source of Treatment and Province

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2005
"... In PAGE 32: ... Sexually transmitted diseases are prevalent amongst older street children, with increasing numbers of street children now living with HIV/AIDS. Table8 describes distribution of street children who suffered by any major illness by source of treatment in provinces. Table 8 shows that more than 34 percent of street children, got their treatment from the government hospital, when they have any major illness occurred.... In PAGE 32: ...ote, that 45.2 percent reported that they never suffered any major illness. It may be perhaps, that street children mis-understood the concept of any major illness . Table8 further demonstrates the differential among provinces. The preference of hospital-based facility was found higher in NWFP, as 50 percent of street children seeking help from proper hospital (government/private) as compared to Sindh, which is lowest in this scenario.... ..."

TABLE III COMPARISON OF RATES AND PROPORTION OF FRAMES SUFFERING 20% RATE REDUCTION

in SAVE: An Algorithm for Smoothed Adaptive Video over Explicit Rate Networks
by N.G. Duffield, K. K. Ramakrishnan, Amy R. Reibman 1998
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Table 4. Studies of NPPV With Patients Suffering Acute Cardiogenic Pulmonary Edema

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"... In PAGE 7: ... Of concern is the risk for harm, with 2 studies reporting significantly greater myocardial infarction rate among the NPPV patients. Moreover, there is not clear evidence that NPPV is associated with lower intubation rate or mortality ( Table4 and Fig. 3).... ..."

Table 5: True and estimated frame frequencies for reach (top) and suffer (bottom).

in unknown title
by unknown authors 1998

Table 10: Expansion Mechanism

in Partially Preemptible Hash Joins
by Hweehwa Pang, Michael J. Carey, Miron Livny 1993
"... In PAGE 20: ... exp) now produces only a slight reduction in response time, compared to the 40% performance gain that we obtained in the baseline experiment. To understand this change, we examine the detailed performance results that are presented in Table10 . Due to severe memory contention, many of the R partition pages that expansion brings in during phase 2 have to be removed when memory availability falls again.... ..."
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Table 3 Expansion law

in Process Algebra for Performance Evaluation
by Holger Hermanns, Ulrich Herzog, Joost-pieter Katoen
"... In PAGE 19: ... This is not the case for a determin- istic time setting [37]. This expansion law is listed in Table3 . Notice that a CTMC can be obtained in the same way as before: by omitting self-loops and collapsing multi-transitions while adding up rates.... ..."

Table 3 Expansion law

in Process Algebra for Performance Evaluation 1
by Holger Hermanns, Ulrich Herzog, Joost-pieter Katoen
"... In PAGE 19: ... This is not the case for a determin- istic time setting [37]. This expansion law is listed in Table3 . Notice that a CTMC can be obtained in the same way as before: by omitting self-loops and collapsing multi-transitions while adding up rates.... ..."

Table 3 Expansion law

in Process algebra for performance evaluation
by Holger Hermanns, Ulrich Herzog, Joost-Pieter Katoen
"... In PAGE 17: ... This is not the case for a deterministic time setting [37]. This expansion law is listed in Table3 . Notice that a CTMC can be obtained in the same way as before: by omittingself-loops and collapsingmulti-transitions while addingup rates.... ..."
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