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This, combined with the low spatial resolution and the high amount of scatter intrinsic in SPECT imaging, requires sophisticated correction methods for accurate dosimetry of activity levels [9, 10].

However, imaging with Y is currently only available in specialized centres because besides the need for a cyclotron to produce Y, the reconstruction of the PET data requires sophisticated correction algorithms.

Children who may not prove bright in other respects are picking up complicated phrases and sophisticated corrections that would confuse many adults.

Note, however, that the experienced reader can modify our algorithm easily to include these more sophisticated corrections.

More sophisticated corrections for sampling biases (i.e. by factoring in surveillance efforts in different countries) could be envisioned, but require additional data currently not available to us.

Our design minimized movement artifact by training subjects prior to scanning to move their heads minimally while producing speech, by using phrases that require minimal jaw movement (e.g., da"), and by using other sophisticated motion correction techniques (e.g., an on-line acquisition correction technique during scanning, and use of motion parameters as regressors in the analyses).

With the recent introduction of the sophisticated error correction techniques such as the WAAS/EGNOS, the horizontal accuracy of a GPS system is nowadays around 10 m.

Other groups have also developed sophisticated scatter correction methods for simultaneous Tc-99m and I-123 cardiac imaging [5, 6].

Compared to single imaging modality computing, it requires more sophisticated bias correction, co-registration, segmentation, feature extraction, pattern analysis, and visualization.

The method also supports a sophisticated error correction with the relaxation labeling technique, which is similar to that used by Kouyama et al. (2012) but is significantly improved (H17a).