The image after segmentation has much cleaner signals for more precise alignment and further analysis.
The Iyengar method, as well as developing approaches for reinforcing more precise alignment in yoga poses, also introduced commonplace props, such as folding chairs, blankets, and benches, to facilitate the process.
Considering the advantages of reduced phase noise and more precise alignment of the profile with respect to the lumen center, all blood velocity calculations were made using radial profiles.
This precision motivated our work of the past 8 years (Wriggers et al., 2000) to allow conformational flexibility for a more precise alignment with low-resolution features that deviate from the atomic model.
The tremendous amount of tumor-derived genomic information available now, and after completion of several large-scale cancer sequencing efforts, combined with biological validation of mutations to determine relevant drivers, will allow for much more facile identification of new targets for drug discovery, as well as more precise alignment of patients with a particular targeted therapy.
Bone+3CT, bone+6CT, and US provided equivalent prostate and seminal vesicle dose coverage, but bone+3CT and bone+6CT produced more precise daily alignments.
In 2007, Ashburner published a diffeomorphic registration algorithm (DARTEL) that improved the computational anatomy and functional MRI data analyses as they allowed for more precise intersubject alignments.
Alignment was done by eye (the world's haplotypes were already pre-aligned and it is faster and more precise to align by eye than using an alignment function).
While this is not perfectly fine-grained, it is much more precise to the alignment than is OKI's full-corridor methodology.
We believe that the use of externally verified alignment scores is a far less biased and more precise metric of aligner accuracy because it isolates the effects of alignment heuristics from the mapping quality heuristics.
