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Nevertheless, an image quality and an activity quantification assessment were required to establish the most suitable reconstruction algorithm and corrections for 124I small animal imaging.

Using the phantom, we assessed different reconstruction settings for two different commercially available software packages and selected the most suitable reconstruction protocol for visualization and quantification of pancreatic 111In-Exendin uptake.

Overall, the in-situ calibrated deformation reconstructing method for the FBG embedded smart Geogrid method is promising for the practical applications, and it is advisable to select suitable reconstruction methods as per the requirements of civil engineering.

In this study we identify suitable reconstruction methods, types of experiments and requirements on data size and quality in order to reverse engineer gene regulatory networks from time series data.

Numerous mathematical models of blood coagulation were developed in the last years, as they represent a useful tool for systematic studies of the intricate network of the coagulation cascade and allow obtaining a suitable reconstruction of empirical observations (see, e.g., [ 32– 32]).

The narrow width of pick-up coils with narrow FWHM of KCC SRM sensor response is suitable for reconstruction of higher-resolution paleomagnetic signals with deconvolution.

Off-axis images are found to be suitable for reconstruction, though they do not strictly meet the linearity requirement in most cases.

Several studies have developed different methods to help repair cartilage and improve healing but a suitable tracheal reconstruction or replacement has not been achieved yet.

The obtained results are generalized to elaborate guidelines for industrial users for selecting suitable signal reconstruction algorithms based on their specific requirements and boundary conditions.

Due to the chemical similarity to the inorganic constituents of calcified tissues of mammals, biologically relevant calcium orthophosphates (CaPO4) have been applied as artificial bioceramics suitable for reconstruction of various types of bone defects.

Human osteoblasts on non-sintered hydroxyapatite and demineralised bone matrix (DBX®) were analysed in vitro to find out whether they would be suitable for reconstruction of bones in oral surgery.