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Shortly, sections were deparaffinized in HemoD and re-hydrated through descending alcohols.
Shortly, sections were scored semi-quantitatively as follows: 0: 0% of immunoreactive cells; 1: < 5% of immunoreactive cells; 2: 5-50% of immunoreactive cells and 3: > 50% of immunoreactive cells.
Sections for immunohistochemistry were kept frozen at −20°C and processed for immunohistochemistry shortly following sectioning.
More detailed discussion about the selection of γ will be given shortly in Section 2. Replacing N g with (hat {L}) in (21) and using the exhaustive point search, we can obtain the trimming CFO estimate.
And yet as we shall see shortly (in section 5), some higher-order thought theories can claim all of the advantages of inner-sense theory as an explanation of phenomenal consciousness, but without the need to postulate any 'inner scanners'.
In the present article, the conceptual idea of hierarchical reduction was shortly introduced (Section 1.2.1).
The relatively weak signal shortly after sectioning is in keeping with this possibility, as discussed by others (30).
Instead, APs, recorded from these slices shortly after sectioning, showed repolarization morphology and APD that was very similar to the presectioning intact tissue (Fig. 5).
The rest of this paper is organized as follows: traditional SE models are shortly reviewed in Section 2. Section 3 proposes a MILP formulation for RSE and a MIQP formulation for comprehensive SE.
It is shortly revisited in Section 5. Section 6 then discusses the impact of additive noise and relay phase noise on the quality of the channel estimates delivered by the protocols.
Previous work on the quality assessment of the DIBR-synthesized views and multi-scale image quality assessment is also shortly reviewed in Section 2. In Section 3, we describe two versions of the proposed multi-scale metric, based on two types of multi-resolution decomposition schemes, morphological pyramid, and morphological wavelets.
