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Using this novel channel parameterization, the model mismatch is reduced at the expense of adding one more estimation parameter, the arbitrary-tap delay τ′.

The SNR mismatch is reduced by optimally mapping the estimated SNR value of the test speech before selecting the reference HMM, and the noise type mismatch is handled by compensating the test noisy speech in the log-spectrum domain using VTS.

While at the same time, the average rate mismatch was reduced by 90.4%.

The binding affinity of 2 to DNA with a 2 bp mismatch was reduced by 29-fold, compared with that to the matched DNA.

While an increase in VA/ Q mismatch was hypothesized, we found that VA/ Q mismatch was reduced after ocean diving without change following hyperbaric exposure, suggesting that any changes in VA/ Q are multifactorial and VGE (if indeed they were present in this study) do not significantly alter ventilation-perfusion mismatch following ascent.

During seasons with a mismatch of B-strains, protection is reduced in adults and even more so in children [ 12- 15] because cross-reactivity between the two B-strain lineages is limited [ 2, 16, 17].

As the mismatch between ventilation and perfusion grows, blood oxygen saturation is reduced.

This mismatch can be reduced by exact identification of the mathematical model of the industrial manipulator, i.e. by adjusting the mathematical model to the real manipulator geometry.

The costs of mismatch can be reduced if graduates from saturated fields need not downgrade to jobs with lower qualification requirements or if skill anticipation systems are in place to reduce the likelihood that any given field is highly saturated in the future.

Despite all these limitations, we believe that the results in this section can be useful to show whether and by how much the observed degree of skill mismatch could be reduced by reallocating workers to jobs according to some reasonable and easily implementable procedure.

The mismatch can be reduced by introducing larger atoms such as Sn.