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Accepting "un-matched segments" brings drastic improvements Open image in new window Fig. 14 Marchal's improved version: wrong match within un-matched sequence Open image in new window Fig. 15 Marchal's improved version: transition between un-matched to matched area Open image in new window Fig. 16 Marchal's improved version: transition between un-matched to matched area.

In the proposed algorithm, a matched area is detected with neighboring pixels of a hole region, as shown in Figure 5.

Cores were classified according to location: lesion area (lesion); contralateral (medial or lateral, depending on which compartment contained the lesion) compartment, location matched to lesion area (matched); medial compartment, outside the lesion area or matched area (medial); and lateral compartment, outside the matched area or lesion area (lateral).

With respect to the subchondral trabecular structure, the samples from the lesion area exhibited increased trabecular thickness as compared with samples from the matched area and lateral location (P = 0.02; Figure 3a).

For example, as the intervention was restricted to one geographic area, and a matched area was studied as a comparison region, strategies such as television advertising could not be used as, due to local television network coverage, they would broadcast beyond the target region and risk contaminating the comparison region.

Figure 23 shows an example of a trace that includes a variety of transitions, matched areas, unmatched areas and irregular sized samples.

The threshold values for each pattern are manually chosen such that the number of matched areas is maximized while minimizing any overlap with segments from other patterns.

On the corresponding H/E-stained tissue section, the hotspots with high 227Th-trastuzumab uptake matched areas with high density of blood vessels and/or large blood vessels, with areas of necrotic tissue and loosely bound cells in between.

The incidence of cattle TB in and around 10 large (100 km2) areas subjected to annual badger culling was compared with that in and around 10 matched areas with no such culling.

Additionally, our results are in accord with results from a case control study of a matched area-level analysis of SES and leukaemia (cases n=3835) that showed a significantly reduced risk for childhood ALL in the most deprived SES category compared to the least (OR 0.76, 95% CI 0.61 0.95), when cases whose parents had not been interviewed were excluded (Smith et al, 2006).

The design using matched areas reduces the need to adjust for circle-level risk factors for which data are unavailable.