Fig. 5 Manual smoothing of cortical surface and exclusion of the tentorium Panel a: White and gray matter imported from SPM included protrusions and nodules that required editing.
One paper reported that 33.8% of reports required editing by radiologists prior to final approval after transcription, and in 5.6%, the changes were significant in terms of patient impact [42].
Since a majority of his work is vector-based, he also relies on the power of Illustrator, and resorts to Photoshop for texture work and required editing.
The nuclear sequence data of Heckman et al. [39] required editing for the identification of previously unidentified heterozygous nucleotide positions, and for the refinement of allele phases, and are deposited in GenBank with new accession numbers.
In addition, several electronic data fields occasionally required editing by the chart abstractor to update and clarify diagnosis and procedure dates, performing surgeon, surgical facility, and lymph node procedures.
The "Conservapedia Commandments" also require edits to be "family-friendly, clean, concise, and without gossip or foul language" and that users make most edits on their site quality edits to articles; accounts that engage in what it considers "unproductive activity, such as 90% talk and only 10% quality edits" may be blocked.
The Chinese censors have been known to ban US movies that deal with the paranormal in the past, sometimes requiring edits to the films and other times banning them outright, like the ghost-filled Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.
However, there is some species-specific diversity in terms of whether a given site either requires editing or the edited version (a T) is encoded in the DNA.
While the initiating gRNA can begin the process by base pairing to the pre-edited mRNA, all subsequent gRNAs require editing of the target by the downstream gRNA to create the anchor-binding sequence necessary for recognition.
