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The component-based aggregation produces reasonable agreement with the observed site-based emission distribution for the lowest emitting ∼90% of sites (Fig. 2a).

The smooth terms in the row and column directions could reduce the overall matching error rates, and the modified two-pass cross-based adaptive support weight cost aggregation produces a robust rough disparity maps.

Bootstrap aggregation produces several models based on bootstrap replicates of the original data set.

Previous work by Krässing [ 14] has shown that a higher degree of fibrillar aggregation produces a more compact fiber structure, with fewer, smaller interstices resulting in a smaller internal accessible surface area.

Here we have been able to demonstrate that simulated and in-vitro RBC aggregation produces changes in the PA signals that could be used to identify the presence of varying degrees of aggregation.

The chains' bonding facilitates the anatase particles aggregation producing oriented self-assemblings.

Htt sequestration into the IB, which in neurons has been argued to be a cell-protective phenomenon, thus appears to saturate and over-power the cellular degradation systems and leaves cells vulnerable to further aggregation producing much smaller, potentially toxic, conformational protein species of which the fibrils may be comprised.

This was comparable with maximum aggregation produced by collagen and SP under similar conditions.

For all the subgroups except stage I II, the aggregation produced a statistically significant HR.

A separate 110 μL aggregation reaction was used for each time-point because past phase contrast control experiments had shown that the removal of aliquots from a single larger aggregation reaction affected the progress of the aggregation and the aggregates produced.

Methodological experts agree that polling aggregations produce a more reliable estimate of public opinion, at least when there is sufficient polling to generate an average (such as for presidential approval ratings or issues like health care).