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The precision of the fitting procedure is determined by the number of photons collected [ 5, 6] and if the sample is labeled at sufficiently high density [ 7] then the resolution of the final image can be significantly better than λ/10 for photon counts in excess of a few hundred per molecule.

However, it is clearly inappropriate that an individual who is described as 'highly active' by one physical activity descriptor could be labelled 'not sufficiently active' according to another.

All graphs and tables should be clearly labelled and sufficiently detailed to allow at least some inference to be made in isolation from the rest of the paper.

After 20 to 30 minutes whole-cell membrane potential recording, small dendrites and spines were sufficiently labeled and a spine and neighboring dendrite were selected for point imaging (Fig. 1A).

Eight MSN located in the medial Acb core were sufficiently labeled to allow full reconstruction of their axon.

This procedure enabled us to label the entire thickness of floating sections with QDs so that each tau filament was sufficiently labeled.

Other subunits were not S-labeled sufficiently to allow quantification.

Most of the existing feature-based methods and graph-based methods require sufficiently large amount of labeled examples or a fully-labeled graph for training.

When compared with state-of-the-art methods that do not incorporate label similarity, our experiments on yeast, mouse and human datasets demonstrate that our method substantially improves the predictive accuracy of sparsely annotated labels while achieving comparable performance for GO labels with sufficiently many genes.

Anthony Frosh, writer for the online magazine Galus Australis, has criticized the film for failing to develop its characters sufficiently, labeling the film "Enthralling, but lacking in Jewish content".

Both the labeled and unlabeled samples are sufficiently utilized for each task, and the shared information between different tasks is simultaneously explored to facilitate decision making.