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In the paper, we employ the automatic process to select potentially better corresponding point sets [18] to compute the homography matrix H instead of manually selecting corresponding point pairs.
The intermediate results of this step are as shown in Figure 12. (3 Use the Least Median of Squares (LMedS, as shown in Figure 13) and the bucketing method (as shown in Figure 14) to determine a better corresponding point set [19]. Figure 11 Feature points located by the Harris Corner Detector method.
The detailed discussion of animal species better corresponding to diverse demands of thorough simulation of humans in toxicological experiments is out of frames of this survey.
Recently, an integrated DNA walking strategy, better corresponding to the need of the enforcement laboratories, was developped to rapidly detect and identify EU-unauthorized GMOs, without significant additional cost and equipment [ 14].
The vast majority of the long reads could be mapped unambiguously to the reference databases with default BLAST parameters and e-values ≤ 10-20 or better, corresponding to at least 50 perfect match bases.
Fifty-two of the 81 proteins (7/8 RAD52 group and 45/73 non-RAD52 group proteins) displayed homology scores of e-4 or better, corresponding to 64% of the total.
The smaller the magnitude of the angles, the better the corresponding anatomical references represent the alignment of the corresponding ideal cutting planes.
Further, operators' trust was better calibrated corresponding to the decision aid's quality.
To understand the properties of the systems better, the corresponding dyads are also studied.
As adolescents, seventy-one per cent of the premature infants rated their health-related quality of life at ninety-five per cent or better; the corresponding figure for control teen-agers was seventy-three per cent.
Learning is better when corresponding words and pictures are presented near rather than far from each other on the screen (spatial contiguity) and when corresponding words and pictures are presented simultaneously (temporal contiguity).
