All imaging was done at room temperature and images were further processed with Photoshop CS5 (Adobe, San Jose, CA, USA).
The images were further processed by the NIS Elements microscope imaging software (Nikon).
The images were further analyzed using three-dimensional Imaris imaging visualization software (Bitplane AG, Zurich, Switzerland).
For imaging we used a Coolsnap fx (Roper Scientifique) and MetaVue software, and images were further processed using Adobe Photoshop.
Their images were further buffed by the innocence of the cap-and-gown graduation pictures of some of the boys that were circulated at the time of their disappearance.
Blurred images were further corrupted by the Poissonian noise model in (1).
Samples were sputter coated with gold before scanning images were further processed.
SPECT/CT pelvic images were further analyzed for the presence of 111In-17G1 tracer in bone segments (Fig. 6).
The images were further converted into a standard uniform brain format in which the mean data of all 11 subjects were obtained.
Static images were further acquired 30 min pi, 4 h pi, and 24 h pi, using a matrix of 256 × 256 pixels, 20 projections with 60 s per projection.
Images were further processed in Analyze software.
