While syndrome coding in steganographic schemes tends to reduce distortion during embedding, Miche et al. in "Reliable Steganalysis Using a Minimum Set of Samples and Features" push sensitivity of universal steganalysis a step further and reduce secure capacities of any steganography a bit.
Some adverse events such as parental divorce and interpersonal traumas were related to reduced secure attachment and to increased insecure attachment [ 17].
From Figures 10, 11, and 12, we can find that when increasing the packet loss ratio (reducing ), the secure localization performance of our proposed three schemes will descend.
Since then, we have carried out a comprehensive strategy to reduce and secure nuclear arsenals, to strengthen the international regime against biological and chemical weapons and nuclear testing, and to stop the flow of dangerous technology to nations that might wish us harm.
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In other words, ROS would be reduced to secure the maintenance of stem cells in the case of hypoxia.
Based on the test results, it was confirmed that adding a shrinkage reducing agent could secure the durability without affecting the fresh and hardened properties of LMC.
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This means that privacy amplification must use up more raw key bits to reach the same level of security, reducing the total number of secure key bits.
Mr. Bush would be far wiser to drop his support for missile defense and instead divert some of those billions of dollars into already effective programs aimed at reducing proliferation and securing existing nuclear weapons, especially those in the former Soviet Union.
On the one hand, questioning public 'perceptions' remains a dominant concern of public engagement exercises, which maintain their original purpose of reducing conflict and securing support for scientific innovation and expert-based policy making.
