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The segmentation step also incorporated correction for image intensity nonuniformity [ 38].

The regression analysis incorporated correction for the temporal autocorrelation of voxel-wise noise (AFNI program 3dREMLfit).

Further, we repeated all analyses with AHI with incorporated corrections for secular changes in height and for regression to the mean effects.

To calculate the amount of recoil loss of 234U, a key input parameter used in the comminution approach, we use two suggested methods (weighted geometric and surface area measurement with an incorporated fractal correction) and typical assumed input parameter values found in the literature.

If the analysis had incorporated appropriate correction for multiple hypotheses, it is likely that the observed significance may be diminished.

Students in both the conditions incorporated error correction in their responses to the open-ended test item (Table 3).

Participants' body mass index (BMI; weight/height) was estimated from their self-reported height and weight which incorporated a correction factor to account for sex-related reporting bias.

Sample size calculations were by standard methods, with an incorporated continuity correction [ 23], using proportions calculated from the dose-response curve.

Each SPECT scan was reconstructed iteratively (10 subsets, 12 iterations, and two-pixel-wide [9.6 mm FWHM] 3-D gaussian post-filtering), employing an algorithm that incorporated attenuation correction based on the CT scan derived from the PET/CT study that was manually registered to the SPECT, as well as compensation for the system resolution of the gamma camera.

We incorporated station corrections for P-and S-wave arrival times, estimating the correction times for each station from the averaged differences between the observed and calculated travel times (O − C times).

Building further upon this development, we then incorporated a bias correction step into the spatial downscaling procedure which permits the inclusion of field observations as a way to moderate the downscaling results to better reflect actual conditions on the ground.