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Thus, centralized schemes are costly to implement and susceptible to single-point failures.
It has been shown that people in vulnerable groups are more susceptible to lowered access when implementing cost-sharing [ 39].
Although the energy detector, as a non-coherent detection method, does not require any sort of prior knowledge about a PU's waveform and so is easy to implement, it is highly susceptible to in-band interference and changing noise levels [25] and cannot differentiate between signal and noise power.
Although the energy detector, as a non-coherent detection method, does not require any prior knowledge of a PU's waveform and so is easy to implement, it is highly susceptible to in-band interference and changing noise levels[14], and cannot differentiate between signal and noise power.
This approach obviates the need for traditional axial mechanical scanning techniques that are difficult to implement for endoscopy and susceptible to motion artifact.
Governance STATUS: With government systems susceptible to corruption, Haiti's leaders can take this opportunity to implement transparency, and its citizens can use this unifying event to mobilize and hold their leaders accountable.
Therefore this could be a potential intervention approach to implement in Matlab, to reduce arsenic exposure in susceptible pediatric populations.
Although simple to implement, a drawback of the ED is that its performance is highly susceptible to dramatic degradations especially in low SNR scenarios.
We would also like to implement a method for obfuscation of management traffic such that the system may not be as susceptible to malicious users.
Historically, rabies of this type has been susceptible to control with a fully implemented vaccination campaign and an animal-control effort that addresses local cultural and religious attitudes toward management of stray animals.
