This would further maximise the benefits of this approach in high-throughput studies by restricting the need for visual inspection to the subset of input images flagged by such in-built algorithms as likely to be of poor quality.
The basic principle is that genes mapped to different genomic locations (e.g., different genome contigs) are potentially duplicated, whereas the careful visual inspection needs to be applied.
In order to meet the immediate screening needs of participating women, visual inspection with acetic acid and, in the presence of suspicious lesions, colposcopy, were performed (Sankaranarayanan et al, 2004).
And dogs like Cruiser can inspect a room in minutes, whereas lesser mammals like human beings need hours to conduct a visual inspection.
Increasingly, real estate lawyers are urging buyers in contract to inspect apartments before they close, and in their advertising, many pest control companies exhort would-be tenants to "inspect before you rent". And dogs like Cruiser can inspect a room in minutes, whereas lesser mammals like human beings need hours to conduct a visual inspection.
Visual inspection is needed if Dixon-AC is to be used in clinical routine.
Visual inspection is needed in the case of partial inversions, which were observed only infrequently (2 of 283 patients).
Root elongation from this marker after Al treatment could be assessed quickly by visual inspection without the need to measure the root length twice.
The root swelling marker allowed us to compare the root elongation difference after exposure to Al through visual inspection without the need to measure the root length.
Consequently, it is not possible to evaluate the alternative models solely by visual inspection and we need to utilize statistical testing to quantitatively assess the evidence for different models.
Note that, in our opinion, filtering of color images meant for visual inspection is not needed in two cases: (1) if noise in an original noisy image is not visible; (2) an applied filter does not improve visual quality of processed (output) image compared to the corresponding original one.
