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Implementation requirements can be alleviated by reducing the number of quantization bits for the correlation operations, even up to 1-bit, while barely affecting the performance detection.

Such an analysis challenges the claims of advocacy groups and lawmakers that Central American asylum seekers are primarily fleeing violence, but it also suggests the root causes of emigration could be alleviated by reducing hunger and creating jobs.

More specifically, the nonlinear distortion may partly be alleviated by reducing the input power P in.

This research was originally published in [71], by the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Inc. Renal toxicities can be alleviated by reducing the absorbed doses.

Although the high bitrate for PCA can be alleviated by reducing the refresh rate of PCA parameters, but it will decrease the coding performance on VBAP signals at the same time.

The complexities associated with Eq. (A4) may be alleviated by reducing it to the symbolic form; Δ = ( A i + B s ) k left + C s ( k left - k right ) + D s + 1 + E i k right (A5 where, the first and last summation terms, A i and E i describe the accumulative contributions of the individual modules to the left and right sides, respectively, of the modules that share the common vertical at joint s.

These ill effects were alleviated by reducing the levels of Ca to the minimum levels tested.

In our proposed scheme, the LMA load is alleviated by reducing both the average packet arrival rate and the LMA processing cost.

Lack of trust could potentially be alleviated by improved communication to reduce the misunderstandings, conflicts, inefficiencies and role confusion that may arise and severely hamper patient care and outcomes [ 15, 32- 34].

Symptoms resulting from hyperuricemia can be alleviated by xanthine-oxidase inhibitors or uricosuric agents that reduce SUA concentrations [ 41].

Reduced audibility can be compensated for by a hearing aid through amplification, and loudness recruitment can to some extent be alleviated by compression.