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The projection of the sample at 30°degrees is shown in Figure 2, and the aligned projections are shown in a video in Additional file 1.

The in-focus information was extracted by high-pass filtering the images and a weighted average yielded a projection of the sample with enhanced depth of field (Häusler, 1972) (supplementary material Methods).

Projection of the sample size after adjusting for attrition or withdrawal rates, participation refusals and possible death due to sepsis; based on admission and mortality rates in the RBWH ICU, 126 patients per group (252 in total) will be required.

The projection of the samples onto the first two principal components (accounting for more than 98% of original variance) is reported in Figure 8.

The discrete prolate spheroidal sequences (DPSSs) are the discrete form of the prolate spheroidal wave functions (PSWFs) [16] and can be used as the basis for the projection of the sampled signal.

Projection of the samples onto a plane corresponding to the first two dimensions derived from PCA resulted in a clear separation along the first dimension (Figure 1).

Projection of the samples onto the space that was defined by the first two principal components allows some conclusions about their chemical similarities to be drawn.

However, it should be highlighted that TEM cross section images are 2D projections of the sample and therefore, the volume information is lost; this should be taken into account to avoid the misinterpretation of the images.

ϕ px (s f ) and ϕ py (s f ), the Euclidean distances between the normalized x and y projection histograms of the sample edge image pattern and the normalized x and y projection histograms of the corresponding previous position of the facial point edge image are measures used for x and y histogram projections, respectively; the same as ϕ h (s f ).

Determining the 3-D structure of a sample from electron tomography involves three major steps: acquisition of sequence of 2-D projection images of the sample with the electron microscope, alignment of the images to a common coordinate system, and 3-D reconstruction and segmentation of the sample from the aligned image data.

OPT uses projection images of the sample to reconstruct a 3D model of the sample (demonstrated in Additional file 1), a process that overcomes many of the shortcomings of the other methods listed above.