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In addition, the averaged rCBF waveform in all cases demonstrated substantial variance because of motion artifacts, as indicated by the long error bars in each graph.
Because of the echo-shifting effect in conventional partial-Fourier EPI, the images acquired with fewer overscans are significantly degraded by unrecoverable signal loss (i.e., Type 1 artifacts, as indicated by arrows in the top row).
This result is not an artifact of tree topology, as indicated by the results of multimodel inference across the tree block.
Dehydration issues appeared to be minimal, based on the insignificant cytosolic extraction, and freezing artifacts were also, in general, absent as indicated by the intact appearance of nuclei, the delineation and structural integrity of the nuclear, vesicular, and plasma membranes, and preservation of myelin sheaths.
For 1550 nm, similar to the results in Section 3.2, we extracted the slope of the OCT signal by disregarding artifacts due to the properties of the light source, as indicated by the dashed line in Fig. 7 e).
Figure 6 Results of short-time FFT for task 2. μ rhythm is suppressed and there are many mixed noises as indicated by 'A' probably caused by eye-blinking artifacts.
The artifact becomes negligible for halothane with a Kbair of 2.2 as indicated by the nearly identical end tidal and arterial partial pressures [ 58], and the good agreement between the PKQuest results and the experimental data (see fig. 3).
In the absence of NVP as indicated in the figures, there is a small artifact band.
Particular unorthodox nodes were discussed as long branch artifacts, others were held to be clusters caused by non-stationary evolutionary processes as indicated by differences in nucleotide composition among the terminals.
LAB depths shallower than 50 km may be an artifact due to poor resolution of Rayleigh waves at the periods used in the present study for the depths shallower than 50 km, as indicated by Fig. 6e.
