The phrase "artifacts to less" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The analysis revealed that the artifacts to less were not properly categorized."
Alternatives: "artifacts to a lesser extent" or "artifacts reduced to".
Besides, physical limitations such as attenuation or Compton scattering have also benefited from corrections integrated directly into reconstruction algorithms, leading to less artifacts and shorter reconstruction time.
However, SigShrink functions are more regular for small values of, and thus, small values for lead to less artifacts (in Figure 5, compare images 5(d), 5 e), and 5(f)).
On the other hand, mis-calibrated detector elements lead to less strong ring artifacts in the tomographic image [2].
James Corner and Field Operations's design for the High Line, the reclamation of the old elevated train line on Manhattan's West Side, could also be an appendix of the tour offered in "The Monuments of Passaic," although nowadays, given what might be called a fetishization of ruins, industrial artifacts are less likely to be disused spaces; they are increasingly likely to be private and expensive.
These techniques have better resolution and are less degraded by susceptibility artifacts and less prone to geometric distortion.
Design knowledge reuse is widely accepted as an effective strategy for designers to develop robust artifacts with less time and lower cost.
Comparing SPM-A and SPM-P procedures, the number of artifacts tended to be less in younger children (especially under 6 years of age) using SPM-P (Figure 3).
Experimental evidence of "patchiness" relies on either direct molecular-scale imaging, which is difficult to perform on nanoscale curved surfaces and is subject to possible artifacts, or on less direct methods such as mass spectrometry.
We used the CAT-GTR+G model for Bayesian analyses because it was recently shown to be less susceptible to artifacts caused by long-branch attraction and substitutional saturation [ 40, 41].
With their place firmly fixed in the foreground of young people's intimate lives, few scholars thought to look further or to ask what the books might possibly mean as commercial or cultural artifacts, much less as works of literature and art".
