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An ideal reversible watermarking algorithm for copyright protection should have good imperceptibility, considerable capacity of embedding, and strong robustness against various attacks.

In the organs, which were examined 4, 5 or 6 h PI, mean viable counts largely exceeded the initial viable count obtained in the blood indicating a considerable capacity of the organs for withholding bacteria from the circulation.

Nonetheless, most of them point to the rather considerable capacities of 5 7 year-old children.

Both nanoparticles exhibited a considerable capacity for the remediation of COPR related Cr VI) contamination, with the synthetic nZVI demonstrating greater reactivity than the BnM.

C3 plants have considerable capacity for the decarboxylation of four-carbon organic acids in their bundle sheath cell (Hibberd and Quick, 2002; Brown et al., 2010) and measurements of total leaf NAD-ME and NADP-ME activity in C3 plants repeatedly demonstrated basal activities for various C3 species (Wheeler et al., 2005; Aubry et al., 2011; Maier et al., 2011).

It was a painful moment, but possibly a cathartic one, and the fact that the report was published at all reminded the world of the considerable capacity for self-correction within the US system of government.

These data support the view that peripheral T cells have a considerable capacity for plasticity in terms of both loss and acquisition of specific functions.

Fire temperatures and duration thus have considerable capacity to change species composition of these Box-Ironbark forests via mortality.

Swedish society had a considerable capacity for assimilation.

In this work, HsGDY delivers considerable capacity at the plateau of near 0 V observed in CV and charge discharge curves (Fig. 3a and Supplementary Fig. 10a).

This can be attributed to high CCE (calcium carbonate equivalent) and considerable buffering capacity of the soil under study.