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Thus, in our previous work, intensities of a target LR image are directly utilized as those of the enlarged result.

where y ~ s ( i ) is s th element of y ~ ( i ) = y ~ 1 ( i ), y ~ 2 ( i ), …, y ~ N H ( i ) T, and y ~ ( i ) ∈ R N H is an enlarged result of y (i) by the cubic interpolation.

If the multipath pseudorange error becomes large, the initial position solution is biased and the carrier phase ambiguity search space can be enlarged, resulting in longer ambiguity resolution time (Joosten et al. 2002).

Additionally, the livers from mice receiving miR-33 vectors appeared slightly enlarged, resulting in a significant increase in the liver to body mass ratio (Fig 3C).

In response to decreased levels of glutamate at retinotectal synapses, the arbors of retinal axons become enlarged, resulting in an increase of the receptive fields of tectal neurons [ 16].

Collectively, these results suggest that the total number of synaptic UNC-49B receptors was unaltered in nrx-1 mutants; however, there was a shift in receptor mobility whereby the pool of immobilized synaptic UNC-49B was enlarged (resulting in increased mIPSC amplitude) while the mobile pool was diminished.

Single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) and copy-number variants (CNVs) arising during prenatal brain development have been linked to brain malformations such as hemimegalencephaly (HMG), in which one hemisphere of the brain is abnormally enlarged, resulting in severe neurological defects, including epilepsy and intellectual disability (Lee et al., 2012; Poduri et al., 2012).

Increase in activation temperature and activation time caused more pore to enlarge resulting in enhanced adsorption capacity.

At the same time, B-type starch granules began to form and enlarge, resulting in decreased O2 availability and increased energy need.

The results suggest that the enlarged islets result from PyMT-stimulated growth solely of insulin-expressing β cells.

Her liver was enlarged, the result of neuroblastoma, a rare cancer of the nervous system.