Systematic uncertainties are insignificant due to a precise alignment and the sufficiently large margin d.
Image quality control (QC) was used to obtain a precise alignment of the heart in PET and CT images in the short axis, vertical, and horizontal long-axis views.
For this purpose, a precise alignment system is required.
This allowed a precise alignment of the same imaging volume over a period of up to 15 months.
A precise alignment between the reference BTx623 genome sequence [ 18] and DG sequences derived from these genotypes were possible.
In order to achieve precise alignment (tilt and decenter) between the two DOEs, we first mount the two elements on two cage rotation mounts (CRM1/M, Thorlabs) respectively.
For emotion analysis and lip-reading, it is necessary to have a very precise alignment in order to be able to track the face dynamic.
Faulting of intact rock samples in uniaxial condition occurs only when the specimen is subject to a high stress as a result of the precise alignment of apparatus and specimen, and large piezoelectricy is expected in such a condition.
This orientation is comparable to that observed in Polβ and Polλ complexed with gapped DNA substrates, prompting us to investigate if these residues play more specific roles in the precise alignment of the two ends after productive synapsis.
A growing body of evidence suggests that, for some enzymes, there is an interplay between catalysis and protein conformational flexibility, with the involvement of dynamical processes and atomic motions in the precise alignment of the substrate with the enzyme (as reviewed by Benkovic).
Totalities, in particular, require precise alignment, and do not repeat themselves in the same place very often about once every three hundred and seventy-five years.
