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Progressive image compression, such as SPIHT [1], is an approach that exploits the inherent similarities across the sub-bands in a wavelet decomposition of an image, and the algorithm codes the most important wavelet coefficients first, and transmits the bits so that an increasingly refined copy of the original image can be obtained progressively.

The remaining four biopsies were obtained progressively more distally in the lung and from these morphologically representative biopsies were then selected for further analysis by IHC.

The above equation is iterated to obtain progressively better estimates for the probability distribution of R as time progresses and more data become available.

These "feeder documents" are used to obtain progressively higher-level identity documents, such as a city-issued residence card, a driving licence or a certified birth-certificate translation.

The hierarchical processing of visual inputs allows to obtain progressively specialized neurons encoding latent spatiotemporal dynamics of the input, consistent with neurophysiological evidence for increasingly large temporal receptive windows in the human cortex.

The model predicts that a given threshold can be obtained with progressively thinner SL periods and the thinner designs can have higher mobility and longer Auger lifetime over the thicker designs.

In that study, the increase in alveolar ventilation was obtained very progressively by increasing the tidal volume from 7 to 10 mL/kg over a period of 3 h, which might explain the absence of changes in mixed venous-to-arterial PCO2 difference.

The random sample was obtained by progressively numbering each faecal post and randomly extracting nine of them from each breeding territory.

BAL in the left upper lobe obtained a progressively bloodier return in the five 20 ml aliquots.

In addition, a final model was obtained by progressively excluding those variables which did not provide variability, according to the Akaike information criterion.

We employ the results obtained when progressively pooling more breast cancer datasets, to provide insight into the correctness of the five explanations, and identify sample size as the most likely cause of limited signature overlap.