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Motivated by the techniques presented in [18] and [19, 20].

However, they do not deal with an additional source of problems from the perspective of resilience, which are robustness issues addressed by the techniques presented in the current paper.

This section provides a detailed description of the results obtained by applying the techniques presented in the previous section to our dataset of 134 children.

Differences in ROC pairs between the models were assessed implementing the techniques presented by Hanley and McNeil [ 18].

In fact, we anticipate that practical limitations to apply the techniques presented here in solving larger problems will be dominated by the lack of information about the component processes and metabolites rather than by the technical capacity of the optimization technique presented here.

On the other hand, in the corrected image obtained by the technique presented in [11] is still corrupted with a number of residual rings (see Figure 13c).

This computation, carried out by the technique presented in Section 2.3, provides a displacement field containing all the information concerning magnification, in- and out-of-plane rotation (a first-order approximation can be used in the present case since the distance of the object to the camera is very large), and distortions.

We study data dependence of solutions set for fixed point problems by using the technique presented in Section 3.2.

There is a potential for further improvement by extending the technique presented in this paper to patient-specific CT-based phantoms [16], providing either individualised phantom insert measurements or a general validation for patient-specific calculations.

Electrochemical macropore etching followed by chemical over-etching (the technique presented in this work, discussed in detail later) [7 9].

(2) Metal-assisted chemical etching of single-crystalline silicon [5, 6].   (3) Electrochemical macropore etching followed by chemical over-etching (the technique presented in this work, discussed in detail later) [7 9].