The area enclosed by red lines can be viewed by both cameras, whereas, the yellow and blue bands indicate discarded areas in view 1 and view 2, respectively, due to the column-wise downsampling.
We macrodissected and discarded areas of necrosis, hemorrhagic, fibrosis or any kind of regressive degeneration before building tissue microarrays (TMA).
Our conservative approach for generating a model consensus was to keep any area predicted by either climate model but to discard areas not predicted as suitable by both algorithms (equivalent to an "or" operation for climate models and an "and" operation for algorithms).
Special care was taken to discard areas with necrotic tissue or harbouring a high-inflammatory component.
In 1853 residents discarded the area's old name, Turtle Bend, which apparently referred to a turtle crossing on a bend in the road.
Using an eye-piece graticule the area with the highest density of blood vessels was selected, discarding the area near the growth plate since this area, as distinctly observed in the non-invaded marrow, has physiologically a higher blood vessel density.
After the stage 1 genes are used for training, certain predicted genes that are likely to be inaccurate are discarded and areas of the genome are selected for prediction from genome sequence.
Now, in both cases, there is a shortage or absence of the ancestral motif in Arabia discarding this area as a radiation center.
Four basic types of manipulations are included in the current formalism: remove (an area of the organism is cut and discarded), crop (an area of the organism is cut and the rest discarded), join (two pieces are grafted together according to a vector location and a rotation), and irradiate (an area of the organism is exposed to radiation).
A transition was discarded if peak area coefficient of variation (CV) across replicates was greater than 0.2 or peak area in any replicate was below the 25th percentile.
