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To address these outstanding questions we investigated developmental changes in the cortical representation of symbolic numerical magnitude in 6- to 14-year-old children using a passive functional magnetic resonance imaging adaptation design, thereby mitigating the influence of response selection.

Prefrontal cortex seems to be a central region for mitigating the influence of stress because it subserves crucial functions (e.g. inhibition, working memory) that can promote the engagement of coping strategies.

Also, the proposed FxSSRLS can yield improved convergence rate and robustness even in the presence of large impulses than that of the FxRLS, NSS-FxLMS, and DR-NSSFxLMS algorithms, thus making our proposed solution an excellent choice for mitigating the influence of impulses in ANC applications.

MC-IDP has advantages in (i) constructing optimal system design through introducing the flexibility in the right-hand sides of constraints, (ii) handling uncertainty presented as interval numbers, and (iii) mitigating the influence of decision makers' subjectivity in optimum-path ratio.

Mr. Card mentioned a few officials who might mitigate the influence of Mr. Rove, including news media and message advisers like Tucker Eskew, Dan Bartlett, Mary Matalin, Ari Fleischer and Michael Gerson.

Indeed, the near-swagger of yesteryear's tenured, seasoned chiefs of department of the New York Fire Department did serve to greatly mitigate the influence of the politically appointed fire commissioner on administrative policy in previous administrations.

To effectively mitigate the influence of frequency offsets, frame synchronization detectors based on the differential correlator structure have been developed.

Channel coding concept is used to mitigate the influence of noise and interferences in the physical layer.

Science is not value-free, but can be protected from the deleterious effects of values if scientists take steps to mitigate the influence of inappropriate values.

Phenomenology does not begin with a hypothesis about the phenomenon of study; this mitigates the influence of predetermination, presumptions, or beliefs (Sokolowski, 2000; van Manen, 1990).

To address this problem, we propose two environment-dependent DAEs to mitigate the influence of mismatch in the training and test environments.