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In this paper, we propose an adaptive face and ear based bimodal recognition framework using sparse coding, namely ABSRC, which can effectively reduce the adverse effect of degraded modality.

Therefore, it may be difficult to reduce the adverse effect of such disturbance by use of the traditional disturbance observer.

Since these nanoparticles have increased surface area, they reduce the quantity of the drug to minimum and also reduce the adverse effect of the drug on normal cells [79 82].

The purpose of this work is to reduce the adverse effect of the hydration products Ca(OH 2 on the C3S bone cement, and improve further the bioactivity of the C3S bone cement.

The results obtained from this study have enough evidence to assume that B. subtilis supplementation had beneficial effect on jejunum morphology and can reduce the adverse effect of dietary CP reduction.

〈8〉The numerical results demonstrate that: 1 – the (parallel) branch-and-bound technique can effectively solve the developed MIBLP, 2 – using the developed model, the system operator can change topology of the network by switching the lines in order to reduce the adverse effect of the strategic behaviour of Gecnos.

However, it is abundantly clear that this research effort can be conducted effectively in such a manner as to reduce the adverse effects on animals to a minimum.

"I used to be a big proponent of legalisation in general to reduce the adverse effects of black markets.

While the deep breaths did not help the people with asthma, they did reduce the adverse effects of the drug by 85percentt in healthy people, the study said.

"These simple, well-tolerated treatments should now be considered for routine use in the treatment of early breast cancer in women with either a natural or medically induced menopause, to both extend survival and reduce the adverse effects of cancer treatments," Coleman said.

Climate change management thus offers a number of "win-win" opportunities for African countries to both reduce the adverse effects of climate change and address some of their deep-rooted development concerns such as access to energy, food security and the prevention of crises and conflicts.