Using the 'calibrated anatomical system technique' (CAST) [8,10] allows the position of ASIS defined relative to the Cluster in a static trial and then during dynamic trial the position of the ASIS is linked to the Cluster and thus affected by the same skin movement artefact that affects the Cluster [11].
Historic cities have relics of the past in the form of artefacts, sites, stories or legends that affect the cultural and community life today.
It is important when making these comparisons and drawing conclusions that affect health policies, the differences that are reported are real effects and not artefacts of differences in data collection processes and errors in cancer registration.
Period effects denote systematic changes that affect rates in all study age groups at a given point in time, often representing artefacts such as changes in completeness of registration, diagnostic practices or disease classification.
For every session, videos from at least five different sites were registered trying to obtain a good video quality and to avoid artefacts that may affect flow or vessels density variables [16].
Thus, it is worth reviewing both the evidence supporting the evolving view of a more plastic mammalian heart, while closely considering potential artefacts that may affect the interpretation of these results.
Also, it revealed a contaminating artefact band pattern that affected about 4% of the fingerprints, and which presumably is of E. coli origin.
These priors are one simple way to encourage piecewise smoothness of the reconstructions, so that the Gibbs artefacts and the noise that affect the reconstructions with RR can be mitigated or eliminated.
Small localized artefacts may not be a cause for concern but some chips contained extensive defects: blemishes that affected most of the chip and therefore maximal number of probes.
The EGE seems to be the weakest point of LLc, both with respect to the presence of ambiguity and, more importantly, with the strong artefacts that very frequently affect this technique.
