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Lint yield maps produced with module-specific post-processing calibration showed more reliable spatial patterns than maps produced with field-based post-processing.

Test retest analyses indicated more reliable spatial network patterns in BOLD (average modal Intraclass Correlation Coefficients: 0.905 ± 0.033 between-sessions; 0.885 ± 0.052 between-scanners) than ASL (0.545 ± 0.048; 0.575 ± 0.059).

Unlike the ZTE images, these spin echo MRI experiments were not as sensitive to susceptibility and non-homogeneous radio frequency coil and magnetic field effects, and therefore should provide more reliable spatial information, particularly at image edges.

Ortho-photos are considered to have more reliable spatial accuracy than street networks and parcels since ortho-photos are used to create vector maps through a process known as digitizing in GIS.

Finally, the spatial effect is highly significant in both cases, and inference becomes more reliable, as the spatial structure corrects for the inconsistency of the coefficients.

We hypothesized that decoding accuracy for discriminating voxel response patterns to left and right eye stimulation in V1 should be more reliable for low spatial frequency gratings.

In the processing hierarchy of the model, V1Model is representing raw and rather noisy estimates of the optic flow with a very high spatial resolution that are integrated in MTModel leading to more reliable estimates, but reduced spatial accuracy.

In order to obtain a more reliable conclusion, three sets of spatial ground motions are independently simulated for each considered case.

The practical PS encoder extracts the inter-channel phase difference (IPD) instead of the ICTD, although ICTD is known to be more reliable than IPD in representing spatial characteristics of input audio [5].

The results show that DBUX is: 1) flexible in integrating optical data (MODIS or Landsat) with microwave (AMSR series) and seasonal (day of year) information; 2) able to generate long-term, frequent Landsat-like datasets; and 3) more reliable than an existing approach (spatial and temporal adaptive reflectance fusion model; STARFM) for tracking dynamic temporal variations in seasonal wetlands.

For a more reliable prediction assessment, one should acknowledge the spatial variability of timber's mechanical properties, especially considering the gross cross-section of old timber members.