The use of the integrated device poses a problem in orthopedics, because of the artifacts produced by CT at the level of metallic implants.
This type of approach unfortunately leads to greater intraclass variability with less informative conclusions, simply because the windows are artifacts of the analysis and may in fact overlap multiple annotation regions simultaneously.
The separation of time, space, cultural landscape, are very evident in these kinds of displays because the artifact is removed from it's original purpose and perhaps taken out of context.
They said the find was especially interesting because artifacts of the queen are rare in the Delta region.
Furthermore, CT scans are not routinely performed because of the artifacts seen around the implant area.
The technique enabled important discoveries related to DNA, RNA, and proteins, but the location of diffusible, noncovalently bound chemicals could not be analyzed precisely, because of the artifacts introduced by sample preparation.
In general, the GT topology may be different from that of the ST because of artifacts of phylogenetic reconstruction, gene loss, gene duplication, and horizontal gene transfer.
But because of the age of the artifacts, the composition of the patina has eluded standard chemical analyses.
Mr. Langmuir was interested mainly because he saw the artifacts as a kind of underground record of the life of an African-American businessman and entertainer.
Ike Davis's major league career has only just begun, but already his name is resonating, in part because it evokes one of the great artifacts of American political history - the "I Like Ike" campaign slogan used on behalf of Dwight D. Eisenhower in the 1950s, when he was twice elected president.
