The phrase "artifact control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, preserving, or regulating artifacts, often in fields like archaeology, museums, or information management.
Example: "The museum implemented strict artifact control measures to ensure the preservation of its historical collections."
Alternatives: "artifact management" or "artifact regulation".
Eye artifact control measures were applied to the raw data of each participant to increase the number of critical trials in each [41].
Heart rate was derived from ECG. Beat detection and artifact control was performed offline with WinCPRS (Absolute Aliens, Oy, Turku, Finland).
For artifact control, eye movements (EOG) were recorded from four electrodes attached to the left and right outer canthus and above and below the right eye.
The modified computational model of multi-scale Retinex increases local luminance contrast with artifact under control.
If the artifact and control optimization are coupled, then a combined approach is typically used in order to produce optimal solutions.
In particular, it precludes the decomposition of the problem into smaller functional sub-problems, and requires the formulation of both the artifact and control objectives and constraints before solving either optimization problem.
However, in the 3D Earth case, the direction and strength of the artifact are controlled by both the source-to-array direction and the array configuration.
A documentation artifact was controlled for in the presented study by standardizing the average number of secondary diagnoses in 2006.
Despite the merits of exact replications, however, they cannot uncover artifacts in the original protocol that may produce false positive results, whereas suitably modified replications can do exactly that by showing that an experiment fails when a suspected artifact is controlled for.
For the past seven years, he has been the secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, or S.C.A., which oversees Egypt's ancient sites and artifacts, and controls access to them.
The Mondial Marmi dataset is a collection of images of granite surfaces acquired as JPEG color images (with noticeable compression artifacts) under controlled illumination conditions.
