In fact, while (supra physiological levels of the functional enzyme secreted by in vivo transduced neurons and astrocytes (or by transplanted cells) can cross-correct enzyme-deficient oligodendrocytes in the mouse brain (9, 19, 27), this mechanism appears less efficient in large brains (46).
Histological cross sections, corrected for fixation shrinkage (shrinkage factor 1.33), were merged (3D volumetric stacking); after which, the 3D histology image was visually reoriented perpendicular to the urethra on the T2w MRI image.
It is crossed out, corrected wherever I can find a blank space, and I paste on pieces of paper at the top, bottom, left, right, etc....".
One method uses plots of number of objects detected by the LMT as a function of both magnitude and radar cross-section, corrected by assumed limitations in the detection capabilities of both the LMT and US Space Command sensors.
Therefore, we calculated environmental residuals for both sexes and each of the two crosses and corrected for litter size and genomic kinship.
To determine statistical differences between sample and control crosses, Bonferroni corrected F-Tests were performed at a level of α = 0.01.
As indicated by the arrows in Figure 4 A, each data point was cross-talk corrected according to Equation (38) using the bleed-through value κcal obtained from an initial calibration measurement (488/633 system: κcal=1.2 %; 488/543 system: κcal=17.3 %): Cross-talk correction successfully returns an approximately constant value for the true relative cross-correlation.
Willis credited Bushnell with teaching him the proper technique for sharpening a razor by "drawing it from heel to point both ways ... the two cross frictions correct each other".
Basic frequencies and cross tabulations, correcting for weighting and stratification of the random samples, were carried out using the Stata SVY (survey) commands [ 34] for each response-covariate relationship.
Numerical tests show high quality of generation of photonic variables and radiatively corrected cross section.
Site amplifications were estimated using the corrected cross-spectral ratios technique.
