Each perturbed slice during TMS was subsequently removed and replaced by temporal interpolation of the signal values for the same slices in the preceding and subsequent volume (see analysis) equally often throughout a scanning session, to avoid any systematic errors in slice-to-slice variance.
A procedure for estimation of errors in the slice-by-slice measured methyl frequency, based on signal-to-noise ratio considerations, is described.
In the flow chart, j is the slice index, and T Slice is the threshold for the target number of errors in a slice.
There is also potential for error in selecting which slice to take the measurement from (Rakhra et al. 2009), and even if the slice chosen is standardized, the assessment will remain prone to error on account of variable leg rotation.
Higher spatial resolution in slice direction could minimize the measurement error.
The SSTSE sequence such as HASTE acquire one b value at a time (currently 5too 6 min for each b value) and are susceptible to both movement artefacts and slice position misregistration errors in post-acquisition ADC map calculation.
Besides, the de facto STL conversion of bio-models introduces loss of information and piles up more errors in each subsequent step (build orientation, slicing, tool-path planning) of the bio-printing process plan.
However, computed tomography images have several disadvantages for implant design such as a slice thickness of 2 5 mm, slice spacing up to 10 mm, and errors in the real measurements of femur viewed in two dimensions [ 5– 7].
Slice acquisition must be standardized to avoid errors in data comparison.
Tomic, ranked No. 43 in the world, had plenty of chances in the first set, inducing several errors off his slicing returns.
In this equation is a counter counting the number of the error corrupted slices in the th received frame.
