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The power spectrum of the differential phase contrast projection is plotted in panel a).

By contrast, projection neurons in the posterior tectum have been reported to be dispensable for prey catching [ 19].

These plots show that the Gaussian-derivative filter with σ = 1/2 π pixel−1 performs reasonably well in making the power spectrum of the attenuation projection similar to that of the differential phase contrast projection.

4) In marked contrast, projections from the IPS and PFC formed small patches.

In contrast, projections suggest that malaria will climb to formerly malaria-free zones above about 2,000 m, reinforcing the probability of malaria epidemics.

In contrast, projections from area 24b involved much of the rostral and ventral caudate n. and putamen and converged with those from the OFC and areas 9 and 46 in the rostral striatum, suggesting an important role for this striatal area for incentive-based learning (Haber et al., 2006).

As the noise in a phase-contrast projection is inversely proportional to this visibility we can reach higher contrast-to-noise in the phase projection by increasing the visibility.

The four integrated scenarios for Hungary produced contrasting projections for urban patterns to 2100, but peri-urbanisation around Budapest was estimated to occur under all scenarios, together with a decline in working age population in the centres of the capital and major towns.

The results of the RCG analysis from the last section indicate that phase-contrast projections, as expected, can provide substantially higher soft-tissue contrast than attenuation imaging.

This is an important result as it contrasts projections of a global increase in extinction risk for lizards as a result of climate change, thus highlighting the importance of taking reproductive traits and spatial heterogeneity in responses into account when predicting future effects of climate change on species and populations.

For a comparison of differential phase-contrast projections to attenuation projections we then define the RCG as the ratio of the CNR in a ROI of the differential phase projection to the CNR in the same ROI of the differential attenuation projection, (6) RCG = CNR Φ CNR T = Δ (∂ x Φ ) / σ ∂ x Φ Δ (∂ x T ) / σ ∂ x T, where Δ(X) corresponds to max(X) – min(X) and σ X denotes the standard deviation.