The analyzed method is well suited to the proposed application, because the image just includes a single object (heart), with highly localized relative movements of expansion and contraction.
The analyzed method also identifies the circumstances under which different theories apply and shows how the combination of elements from these theories can lead to more complex theories of innovation and change processes.
For each analyzed method, the mean bias of the reconstructed position ( left overline{left|{Z}_{mathrm{real}}-overline{Z_{mathrm{rec}}}right|}right) ) was analyzed for the whole Z range and for the Z interval [2 mm, 8 mm], together with the mean value of the standard deviation of the reconstructed distribution.
Specifically, the standard parameters for each analyzed method are listed in Additional file 2: Table S1.
Data concerning treated conditions/diseases, type of cell that was cultured, medium and supplements to culture the cells, culture condition, CM processing, growth factors and other secretions that were analyzed, method of application, and outcome were noted, grouped, tabulated, and analyzed.
Data collection is as follows: treated conditions/diseases, type of cell that was cultured, detailed composition of medium and supplements that was used to culture the cells, culture condition (hypoxia or normoxia) to get the CM, CM processing, growth factors, and other secretions that were analyzed; method (mode) of application and outcome of CM application were noted, grouped, and tabulated.
We find that all five analyzed methods drastically reduce the muscle artifacts.
The analyzed methods are robust to inaccurate alignment, face occlusions, and variations in expressions, to a large degree.
A collection of tumor and non-tumor DNA specimens from 24 patients were selected and analyzed (Methods).
The analyzed methods for p-value combination assume statistical independence of the input data.
Overall, Fisher's inverse chi-square method is most predominantly used for combining p-values among the analyzed methods.
