As another example, K SLIVs may be interpreted in order. The terminal may determine whether the first SLIV is applied. If the first SLIV cannot be applied, the terminal may determine whether to apply the second SLIV. The terminal may identify the applicable SLIV by repeating the above-described operation, and may map the PUSCH instance according to the applicable SLIV. Here, the ‘a(chǎn)pplicable SLIV’ may mean that transmission of a full PUSCH instance composed of valid symbols is possible. The terminal may select a minimum number of valid SLIV(s) in consideration of the order among the SLIVs (e.g., SLIV vectors) indicated to the terminal.
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Method 2.3-3: To comply with Method 2.3-1 and/or Method 2.3-2, a UL grant may include one new data indicator (NDI) and RV. Alternatively, when a plurality of NDIs and RVs are included in a UL grant to schedule two or more TBs, a combination of specific field(s) included in the UL grant may imply that one TB is scheduled to the terminal.