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may represent relatively favorable outcomes. In addition, mean weight changes provide only a partial view of longterm outcome. A fuller perspective may be gleaned from an examination of categories of partial success. For example, Kramer, Jeffery, Forster, and Snell (1989) reported an overall mean weight loss of 2.7 kg at 4.5-year follow-up. However, an analysis by categories of relative success revealed that approximately 20% of the subjects maintained losses of 5 kg or more, suggesting a notable degree of success for a signi cant number of individuals. Pharmacotherapy Four types of medications have been used to treat obesity. These include (a) noradrenergic agents, (b) serotoninergic agents, (c) combined noradrenergic and serotoninergic agents, and (d) lipase inhibitors. Recent years have witnessed major changes in the medications available for weight loss. The serotoninergic drugs, fen uramine (Pondimin) and dexfen uramine (Redux), were withdrawn in 1997 due to their association with occurrence of heart valve disease (Connolly et al., 1997), and in 2000, the over-the-counter weight-loss products, Accutrim and Dexatrim, which contain the noradrenergic ingredient phenylpropanolamine, were withdrawn due to concerns about increased risk of stroke (FDA, Nov. 6, 2000). Since 1997, the Food and Drug Administration has approved two new anti-obesity agents, sibutramine (Meridia; Knoll Pharmaceutical Company) and orlistat (Xenical; Roche Pharmaceutical Company). Table 6.4 summarizes the current sta-

where F is in Hz and T is in seconds (s). Voltage and current may be out of phase one with the other. The voltage may lead the current or lag the current depending on circuit characteristics, as we will see. When an AC circuit is resistive there is negligible capacitance and inductance the voltage and current in the circuit will be in-phase. Figure A.18a is a typical ac resistive circuit. The phase relations between voltage (VR ) and current (IR ) is illustrated in Figure A.18b.

For GPS, the technique used is the CDMA, each satellite being characterized by its code, and all satellites transmit on the same frequency. In the case of GLONASS, the technique is the FDMA, where each satellite is characterized by its frequency, and all satellites have the same code. It has already been mentioned that two frequency bands, and soon more, are available. The GPS radio frequency link 1 and 2 (L1 and L2), as with the GLONASS Link 1 and 2 (G1 and G2), are at a high frequency in order to provide the systems with good propagation performances. The future L5 (GPS) and L3 (GLONASS) are also in the same L-band, between 1 and 2 GHz. Onto these so-called

matrix after the rotation of the topmost row, with another arrow indicating where the leftmost columns are supposed to be moved as part of the same SHIFT operation. Figure 2.27c shows the matrix after the rightmost column is rotated. The SHIFT process is repeated a total of n times, so that every diagonal block gets the opportunity of being brought to the upper left corner in the matrix. For our example, we only need to utilize SHIFT once since all other combinations have already been covered. After the SHIFT, AP4 is using TC-only columns, AP2 is using BC-only columns, and AP1 and AP3 are using columns from both-corners. For this splitting option we have the following:

226 Acquisition and Tracking of GNSS Signals The corresponding phase of this signal, 2pft F0 can be given in cycles as:

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It was also easy to fix the problem with the BubbleSort procedure: I used VBA s UCase function to convert the sheet names to uppercase. That way, all the comparisons were made using uppercase versions of the sheet names. The corrected line read as follows:

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