Other papers, such as the New York Times, have also moved to trim sections to save money amid a deteriorating advertising market.
The threshold is set where a sudden change in randomness occurs due to the inclusion of adjacent windows, not likely to be outliers (see Additional file 1, Automatic trimming Section, for more details).
"The measures a lot of college newspapers took in recent years, maybe cutting editions from five days a week to four days a week, trimming sections now and then, got them through the downturn.
Thereafter, trimmed sections were made using an Accutom-50 (Struers Co., Copenhagen, Denmark) and the trimmed sections were ground using a micro-cutting and grinding system (EXAKT, Exakt Co., Norderstedt, Germany) to make 10-20 μm thick tissue slides.
The registration coefficient for the stem segments embedded in the epoxy resins and trimmed ones was 0.9, which was a characteristic of smoothly trimmed sections adhering to the detector (Ilic and Durrani 2003; Omel'yanenko et al. 2007).
There have been attempts to measure intermolar and interincisal angles on plaster casts that have been trimmed, sectioned, and photocopied; however, accuracy is difficult to achieve using this approach [13].
Livers were collected, trimmed, and trimmed sections were fixed in 10% paraformaldehyde.
After trimming, sections (7 µm) were cut by a microtome and deparaffinated with Xylene.
The cured peg was trimmed, sectioned, and mounted on copper grids.
Blocks were trimmed, sectioned and viewed on the FEI EM 208 transmission electron microscope at ×13 000 magnification.
