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The perfusion-like images generated from dynamic data in healthy volunteers outlining the cortical and subcortical grey matter were co-registered to the corresponding 3D T1w MR images by applying a normalized mutual-information-based rigid registration.
First, since the strong correlation exists between the adjacent frequency bins, the average posterior SNR ( tilde{gamma}(k) ) is obtained by applying a normalized window to γ k), tilde{gamma} k)={displaystyle sum_{i=-{L}_h}^{L_h}h(i gamma left k-iright)} (32)where h is a normaleft k-iright window with length 2L h + 1 and L h = 5.
By applying a normalized scoring system we identified over two hundred potential novel DYNLL binders.
Color-coded image series were created by applying a color lookup table to the normalized DA images.
We normalized distributions by applying a log10 transformation or a square-root transformation and then used the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test to check that the resulting data were normally distributed.
For each individual, data were then analyzed voxel-by-voxel by applying a general linear model on the unsmoothed normalized data (unless specified otherwise).
The differential expression of a gene was calculated by applying a log2 transform to the ratio of modified, normalized intensities in the tumor and normal samples of a patient.
In this study, we first normalize all numerical contextual factors to range between 0 and 1, and then soft questions are obtained by applying a fixed set of candidate functions to the normalized contextual factors.
Normalized data were spatially smoothed by applying a Gaussian kernel of 8 mm full width at half maximum.
The task measures were successfully normalized and standardized to z-scores by applying a Van der Waerden transformation (SPSS version 14).
Log2 transformed original FC values of each individual sample (n = 31) were normalized (Z-scores) and shown as heat-maps by applying a two-way clustering method [27] (Figure 2 and Figure S1).
