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Through the combination of the MMSE and the Min-max, the large scale location error due to the NLOS effects can be effectively compensated.

It is demonstrated that the new type of FBG force-testing ring has a higher accuracy of cable force measurements and temperature effect can be effectively compensated.

The proposed method uses a new formulation of the Green's function of an E-CSAR scan geometry in which the phase components introduced by the scan geometry can be clearly identified and their effects can be effectively compensated.

In the light of preserved task performance, we propose that this greater activation effectively compensated for the effect of Huntington's disease-associated neurodegeneration in primary motor areas.

The degree of nicotine-induced genotoxicity therefore can be effectively compensated by the protective effect of curcumin in protein stress condition.

By proposing a new transformation of the final control signal, using the sector-bound property of the quantizer and introducing a hyperbolic tangent function, the effects from input quantization and external disturbance are effectively compensated and the Lipschitz condition required for the nonlinear functions in the systems is removed.

In sensory neurons, NgR1 and NgR2 account only to a minor extent for inhibitory signaling; sialylated components, presumably including the gangliosides GT1b and GD1a, as well as presently unknown factors which exert their inhibitory activity independently from sialylation account for the major effect or can effectively compensate for the loss of the NgR-type MAG receptors.

We prove that our control laws effectively compensate for desynchronizing effects due to the differences between the heterogeneous inputs.

Simulation results show that the electromagnetic hybrid compensation theory can effectively compensate the negative sequence current generated by high speed railway, and the complete and optimization compensation control strategy can limit the unbalance current of traction power supply system to the allowed range.

The results demonstrate that power imbalance considerably affects BER performance and applying long-term amplitude information with fast phase feedback has insignificant benefit to effectively compensate the detrimental effect of large channel power imbalance when base stations use a single antenna.

At the same time, this example demonstrates that sophisticated machine-learning methods can effectively compensate for the effects of sequencing error in functional element prediction, and may only benefit slightly from a separate SEM step.