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In Fig. 2, it is noticeable that scattered photons also escape from the material with different trajectories which are not directly captured by the detector (Fig. 2).

It is worth noting that MACCS keys/Tanimoto captures pair-wise relationships that are not directly captured by the SE of the entire fingerprint.

The low treatment and control rates in our study reflect the interplay between many factors that were not directly captured by the current study.

One reason why mapping algorithms over-predict EQ-5D-3L at 'Poor' health states might be because treatment related toxicity is not directly captured into the mapping algorithm, resulting in estimating a QoL higher than it actually is.

For example, they are unlikely to be sensitive to clinically important aspects of health states that are not directly captured by their limited number of items and response options.

This does not alter the estimated association between hours of work and relative BMI, which is reassuring, although this variable may not directly capture the food caloric content.

While the EssenCES measure does not directly capture social capital, it measures elements of social capital such as safety, inmates' social cohesion and mutual support (whereby the care expressed between inmates is measured), and hold and support (a measure of the level of support provided by staff to inmates).

The matrix formulations described above provide measures of the pair-wise correspondences between anatomical parcels, but they do not directly capture what we refer to as higher-order spatial relationships.

It does not directly capture microcirculatory perfusion and cellular injury that lead to organ dysfunction and death [ 7, 11, 13].

Our single assessments of cognitive function do not directly capture change in cognitive function, nor do they evaluate dementia status.

Measures that do not directly capture the impact of treatment on how a patient survives, feels, or functions are surrogate measures of treatment benefit.