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The proposed medical decision support system consists of four parts, namely: image acquisition, image preprocessing including four retinal structures localisation, feature extraction and the classification of diabetic retinopathy and maculopathy.

An SEM map of the sample deformed to an axial strain of 1.5 %, i.e. immediately following the first stress drop, shows clear evidence of a compactive strain localisation feature (Fig.  6e).

Compactive localisation features may therefore develop more easily when the pore size is relatively uniform.

These localisation features are consistent with previously identified 'hospitable sites' for miRNA interaction.

Nevertheless, in a similar manner, could compactive localisation features only occur in volcanic rocks with a homogeneous pore size distribution?

However, non-spherical pores may focus the deformation away from the larger pores and permit the formation of compactive localisation features through networks of misshapen pores.

Although inelastic compaction is typically characterised by the absence of strain localisation, we observe compactive localisation features in our porous andesite lavas manifest as subplanar surfaces of collapsed pores.

Technical details of scoring (localisation, evaluated feature, and scoring scale) are given in Supplementary Table S2.

Even though they share similar histology, there is heterogeneity between sporadic JPA in terms of localisation, radiologic features, histologic atypia and clinical behaviour, all of which argue for the possibility of genetic disparity between potential JPA subgroups.

As the predictions depend in part on annotations (such as scores generated using the GO and subcellular localisation-derived features), the prediction accuracy will increase as proteins become better annotated.

Even more generally, one can ask whether the results of decoherence could thus be used to explain the emergence of the entire classicality of the everyday world, i.e. to explain both kinematical features such as macroscopic localisation and dynamical features such as approximately Newtonian or Brownian trajectories in all cases where such descriptions happen to be phenomenologically adequate.