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The coefficient of 0.53 (±0.08) obtained for HEK293a Shh+ cells incubated with 2 was significantly higher than for controls, and showed that whilst 2 might be highly colocalised with Shh, Shh is only partially colocalised with 2, consistent with partial labelling of ShhN* (Fig. 3).

One important class of graph-based image segmentation methods comprises interactive seed-based methods, where the user provides a partial labelling of the image by placing hard region-based constraints (known as seeds).

A particular instance of network, with overlaid data, is consistent if its (potentially partial) labelling is consistent.

These are minimal sub-graphs of an influence graph with a given partial labelling, such that the vertices and edges cannot be labelled consistently.

Partial labelling seems unlikely, since the molar ratio of label to protein is approx. 15:1, and MIANS is highly reactive.

Our approach inherits the linear time and space complexity via matrix decomposition, while at the same time fully exploits (partial) label information in computing task-dependent decomposition.

We calculated the Adjusted Rand Index (ARI [32]) as well as a novel S index (SI), which was developed for this specific application, for each pair of brainwide neuroanatomical parcellations (excluding the CYTO parcellation, which only provides a partial labeling of the brain).

Ideally, these partial labels should be weighted differently in the training compared to those experts' labels.

Partial labeling of glucose would allow the observation of how these atoms are distributed during glycolysis.

The numbers of EdU-retaining cells with complete label and partial label in the macerates were analysed.

In the following, we propose three possibilities (in Fig. 2). Figure 3a illustrates the first strategy to use partial labels.