Sentence examples for image duplication from inspiring English sources

One day after a prominent paper in the journal Cell was flagged for image duplication, the main author and the journal say that the problems arose from simple mislabeling of images and do not invalidate the results.

This pinpointed the 1q12/2p breakpoint to chromosome band 2p13 in addition to identifying a 33.5 Mb 'mirror image' duplication, at 2p13, on the der(2) chromosome (Fig 1C and Fig S1 of the Supporting Information).

An ectopic source of Fgf8 in the caudal telencephalon is sufficient to produce a mirror-image duplication of the cortical area map (Fukuchi-Shimogori and Grove 2001).

We tested our approaches against cropping, noise and compression attacks as evident in Section 4. These attacks resistant results apply for both nonblind logo extraction and quasiblind logo extraction cases, as in the quasiblind case the only difference is just some host image columns duplication as in Section 3.2.2.

In May 2013 a reader contacted the Editors, and raised further concerns, namely possible duplications and mirror images in Figure 2b, possible duplication and 180° rotation of one image, and duplication and resizing of another image, in Figure 3.

It can be observed that the detector is fooled by the classification-based attack (see Figure 13 - bottom right image) because the duplication of the skyscraper is not recognized.

We agree with the reviewer that it would be better to show a single northern blot image with controls, duplications, and deletions all together.

The boxes for display of multi-channel images were generated by duplication of a box already containing a linked image, and in some cases we failed to correctly update that linked image.

e Axial T1-weighted image showing spinal cord duplication (black arrows) and the lipomatous component within the spine (asterisk).

An anonymous whistleblower has created a YouTube video that details alleged duplication of images by a prominent Japanese scientist.

Images for both methods were taken systematically using a predefined method to prevent duplication or biased image selection, as shown in Fig.  1.