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Figure 5 presents a corrected projection (after sinogram stitching) with dynamic flat fielding.
This has been corrected ("Projection of cells from visually stimulated s48A49 animals (black) into PCA space defined by the analysis of naïve dataset, with naïve cells from s48A49 animals shown in blue.
The mobility measurement can be converted to a rotationally averaged collisional cross-section (CCS), and it has been reported that the CCS measured for numerous protein complexes is in excellent agreement (RMSD of 3%) with theoretical CCS calculated from atomic coordinates via a corrected projection approximation (PA) algorithm.
The corrected projections were then reconstructed to produce the final result.
If these two phenomena are present, the estimation of the effect of effective density on local productivity will be biased and thus not conducive to correct projections.
One type of filter used for correcting back projection is the Laplace operator, which is applied to the projections for prefiltering.
It will be seen that correct projection is achieved by projecting the stimulated retinal point through the nodal point of the eye.
Within many studies the capability of the pressure-correcting projection method for the inclusion of the missing nonhydrostatic pressure contribution into an existing hydrostatic model kernel was verified.
Therefore, the reliability of the cephalometric analyses depends on the correct projection and identification of errors [6 9].
It was everything that is annoying about the "social justice internet"—the posing, the posturing, the self-policing to make sure all the signifiers match up to form the correct projection of equality-mindedness (never mind that McGorry tweeted "#NoHomo" after appearing at a pride parade in 2014).
These studies revealed restricted homophilic interactions of IrreC/Rst to be required for the correct projection of optical lobe neurons, while overexpression or knock-out leads to erroneous axonal pathfinding.
