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Countries should review their rendering procedures to ensure that they effectively inactivate TSE agents.

The nucleus region was segmented from the sliced images, followed by image reconstruction and volume rendering procedures to generate volumetric images and therefore calculate each nuclear volume.

A semi-automatic approach with a manual selection of nodules and supervision of the nodule rendering procedure is necessary to ensure accuracy of the volumetric measurement.

Surface rendering procedures of MRI data sets together with external fiducial markers can be used successfully to describe the in-vivo anatomical relations of acupuncture points.

LSM, coupled with chemical clearing procedures to render the brain transparent (Becker et al., 2012; Chung et al., 2013), permits reconstruction of the whole mouse brain with micron-scale resolution in a timescale ranging from hours to a few days (Dodt et al., 2007).

The recycling of ruminant tissue into meat and bone meal, which was commonly fed as an ingredient of concentrated feed supplements, in combination with changes in rendering procedures that were implemented in the UK in the 1980s, exposed not only cattle but also small ruminants to infectious prions [ 8, 9].

All sampling was performed under the supervision of government staff following standard rendering procedures.

IP-10 results obtained by CBA Flex Set were comparable to those obtained by ELISA, rendering the procedure easier to perform and potentially available, even in limited resource settings.

They created in-game content to reward the player for performing these actions; for example, they created a special rendering procedure for the clouds during the in-game day/night cycle.

An implementation of the texture rendering procedure is described.

However, there is ongoing controversy regarding such policy; if patients are directed to higher volume institutions, the increased volume will overwhelm the resources of such institutions, thereby rendering these procedures even less accessible [ 27].