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Clusters from whole brain exploratory analysis (p < 0.001) were corrected using non-stationary cluster extended correction (p < 0.05) as implemented in VBM8 toolbox, which is crucial to adjust cluster sizes according to local roughness (Hayasaka et al. 2004).

Juvéderm Ultra Plus has the highest degree of crosslinking of the three fillers to allow extended correction of deeper folds.

The Nikkei 225-share index ended the day down 3.8 percent, another rout in an extended correction for the market.

We then extend the correction method to the SIs of any order in RBD-FAST.

MIR = mid-infrared spectroscopy, NIR = near-infrared spectroscopy, EMSC = extended multiplicative scatter correction, MSC = multiplicative scatter correction, SNV = standard normal variate.

(b) Extended Multiplicative Scatter Correction (EMSC)  .

Our thin film corrector can be implemented as an immediate low cost upgrade to existing electron microscopes without re-engineering of the electron column or complicated operation protocols and can be extended to the correction of additional aberrations.

A large mixture design yielded near-perfect calibration models for all spectroscopic techniques, the best ones using the newly developed preprocessing method extended inverted signal correction (EISC) on Raman spectra yielding prediction errors (RMSECV) in the range 0.5 2.1% for the five different carrageenan forms.

However it is clarified that the reported work is more like proof-of-concept study and if it is to be extended for bias correction of the entire numerical outcome then techniques such as ensemble error covariance as suggested as in Sannasiraj et al. (2006) and Sannasiraj (2012) may be adopted.

Correction extended beyond 4 days may lead to permanent loss of cognitive function and higher mortality.

To normalize the 3113×3113 raw contact maps, we extended the iterative correction procedure, ICE [ 34], for a nearly haploid genome.