The files were transferred to the AngioSys software (TCS Cellworks), all background and non-tubule-like structures were removed using erode (× 1) and clean (100 pixels) functions, and the number of pixels representing vessels was counted.
The individual subject analyses also used these eroded sub-regions.
If that could be used to erode public support, it could also help opponents achieve a blocking majority in the parliament.
"Proceeds of ill-gotten wealth are being used to erode the credibility of this government and to subvert our hard-earned freedoms".
A federal judge in Texas called the 1990 letter to Ford "a smoking BB gun at best," adding it could be used to "erode his credibility" but suggesting that claims that it amounted to perjury were strained.
At a Wada thinktank on Tuesday there were open discussions about how the IOC was considering establishing an "integrity unit" responsible for corruption, match-fixing and anti-doping in a move that could be used to erode Wada's powers.
It is another example of a fast-changing policy area on which we need to focus to make sure that modern technology is not used to erode Americans' right to privacy".
In the two-person groups, using tokens eroded trust, and cooperation dropped by 19%.
We depict a possible future, in which ICTs are used to erode traditional societal and cultural boundaries.
"To convict under terrorism law despite not having anything to do with it is a perfect example how scaremongering is used to erode our rights.
