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Modeling Hidden Nodes Collisions in Wireless Sensor Networks: Analysis Approach
This paper studied both types of collisions. In this paper, we show that advocated solutions for coping with hidden node collisions are unsuitable for sensor networks. We model both types of collisions and derive closed-form formula giving the probability of hidden and visible node collisions. To reduce these collisions, we propose two solutions. The first one based on tuning the carrier sense threshold saves a substantial amount of collisions by reducing the number of hidden nodes. The second one based on adjusting the contention window size is complementary to the first one. It reduces the probability of overlapping transmissions, which reduces both collisions due to hidden and visible nodes. We validate and evaluate the performance of these solutions through simulations
Truth and lies about the use of old drugs against COVID-19: have we learned the lesson? - Supplementary material
Supplementary Table 1. Association of methylation levels of CpG units of SLC19A1 promoter region and the clinical parameters of adult ALL patients
Supplementary Table 2. Correlation analysis of methylation levels for CpG units of SLC19A1 promoter region and MTX concentrations in adult ALL patients
Supplementary Table 3. Correlation analysis of methylation levels for CpG units of SLC19A1 promoter region and MTX elimination delay in adult ALL patients
Supplementary Table 4. Association of methylation levels for CpG units of SLC19A1 promoter region and MTX toxicities in adult ALL patients
Supplementary Table 5. Incidence of toxicities and MTX delayed excretion patients
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