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This corrected curve demonstrates the features of a highly interacting polymer blend: a low percolation threshold and a broad co-continuity region.

The circles represent the corrected curve where working range is increased to about ∼2.3 cm.

We can see that bias-corrected curves strictly dominate not corrected curves, so we can reproduce the same results of Fig. 9 using any inequality index.

The corrected curves (blue, red dotted lines) track the true estimates closely, even when using a sparse set of 100 K reads.

These corrected curves were used to obtain the currents and conductances at ±100 mV (I-100, I+100, g+100 and g-100) and the reversal voltage, Vr (Additional file 1: Fig. S4).

The background level b was varied in steps from 0 to 0.4, reducing Kmax from 1 to 0.17. Figure 5 shows the uncorrected speckle contrast at a range of exposures for each background level, and Fig. 6 shows the corrected curves.

We learn of surgeries to correct curved spines, of the nature of aging and of the growing sophistication of artificial limbs.

The most wince-worthy displays: iron medical corsets from the 16th century for correcting curved spines; miniature corsets worn by infants and toddlers, because physicians of yore insisted that children's soft bodies needed support; and corsets for pregnant and nursing women (the latter with little shutters).

Besides the uselessness in correcting curves, we also presumed that elastic orthotic belt could lead to more impairment of pulmonary function because of the correlation between thoracic hypokyphosis and the pulmonary function impairment in AIS patients.

c, Gold-standard FSC curves for the ACLY N-terminal segment, as well as its final corrected FSC curve.

a, Gold-standard FSC curves for masked, unmasked, and high-resolution phase-randomized reconstructions of the ACLY tetramer, as well as its final corrected FSC curve.