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1 ne patient had a small abscess at a surgical stitch.
2 herapy due to poor apposition of mucosa with stitches.
3 e wound was less likely to bleed and to need stitching.
4 nsformations of images when performing image stitching.
5  and compresses the proteome through epitope-stitching.
6 eous analysis and discovery due to incorrect stitching.
7                             Diverse parallel stitched 2D heterostructures, including metal-semiconduc
8 an computationally intensive process such as stitching 3D digital pathology datasets using BigStitche
9                  AutoStitcher reconstructs ("stitches") a PWMHS from a set of 4 fragments by optimizi
10 tive keratitis (n = 1), rosacea (n = 1), and stitch abscess (n = 1).
11    Possible causes of the abscesses include "stitch abscess" or reaction to the suture material used
12 s included hernia recurrence in one case and stitch abscesses in two cases.
13                         MIST produced higher stitching accuracy than three open-source tools.
14 ted 15 reference datasets to quantify MIST's stitching accuracy.
15 ze of 1150 colonies are measured to quantify stitching accuracy.
16                                          SIM-stitching achieved an rms mass error of 0.18 ppm and det
17 omosis began with the placement of the first stitch and ended when the last stitch was cut.
18                                              STITCH and STRING are sister databases that catalog know
19  with protein and drug interactions from the STITCH and STRING interaction databases.
20 a the Phenotiki sensor interface, collected, stitched and analysed.
21 me assembly software pipeline ASAP (Assembly Stitching and Alignment Pipeline) that is scalable to da
22 h single-cell accuracy requires robust image stitching and image registration capabilities that are n
23  that synergistically promotes the palladium stitching and provides the bicyclic products.
24 ing of ASHLAR, a Python tool for coordinated stitching and registration of 103 or more individual mul
25                                          SIM-stitching and wide-scan range (WSR; Thermo Electron) wer
26 neration; an automated pipeline for 3D image stitching; and an automated pipeline for neuron morpholo
27 ng method outperforms the traditional direct stitching approach in AFM topographical image stitching
28 d by variations in image contrast and mosaic-stitching artifact.
29 nterpolAI repairs tissue damages and reduces stitching artifacts.
30                          We demonstrate that Stitch assembles a comprehensive overview of the antibod
31             However, achieving precise image stitching at the single-molecule level remains a challen
32 ipeline includes a complete set of tools for stitching, automated quality control, 3D section alignme
33 hunks are imaged separately and then 'volume stitched' back together, producing a final three-dimensi
34 llected from microscope need to be optimally stitched before accurate physical information can be ext
35 sible for disrupting the charge transfer and stitching bilayer at high pH, providing a plausible expl
36                    We demonstrate the use of Stitch by fully reconstructing two monoclonal antibody s
37 tive manufacturing technique that allows for stitch-by-stitch programming of elastic properties and h
38                          Specifically, SANTO stitches cross-platform slices for breast cancer samples
39  to stitched ToF-SIMS data sets, whereby the stitched data are used to train the same model to provid
40 514 chemicals and 9457 human proteins in the STITCH database.
41                 These threads can be used to stitch decorative designs onto various consumer fabrics
42                                          SIM-stitching decreased the maximum mass error by 1.3- and 4
43 hallenges in throughput, proximity error and stitching defects on the path to scaling.
44 file formats, performing required filtering, stitching different tools together etc. can be prohibiti
45 ed by inaccurate segmentations along the non-stitching dimensions, the lack of high-quality diverse 3
46                    These defects, created by stitching displaced domains of a Kekule-patterned metasu
47 ents then placed intracorporeal laparoscopic stitches during a Nissen fundoplication on a patient.
48 anion from nitromethane as a 1C-connector to stitch easily and appropriately crafted pyridyl ynones t
49 ted pairwise translations and then minimizes stitching errors by optimizing the translations within a
50                                              Stitched fluorescence microscope images inevitably exist
51                   Here we describe a method (STITCH) for imputation based only on sequencing read dat
52   Graphene films consisting entirely of well-stitched grain boundaries can retain ultrahigh strength,
53  show excellent spatial homogeneity and well-stitched grain boundaries, enabling facile transfer to v
54 ure and advanced software for seamless image stitching, have made the scanning process more efficient
55 e reconstruct three-dimensional objects from stitched high-resolution images and extract quantitative
56                         Without the steps of stitching image columns, pivoting the light-sheet and se
57 rom individual video frames, by sequentially stitching image frames based on matching surface feature
58  existing stitching tools either struggle to stitch images together when the microscopy images are fe
59                               MIST generated stitched images with an average centroid distance error
60 ructural fragment-based threading algorithm, STITCH, implemented in two variants depending on expecte
61 , specimen photobleaching, segmentation, and stitching inaccuracies.
62 ery diverse fields that enables the user to 'stitch' individual pieces of DNA together.
63 mation, patch-wise manual annotation, or raw stitched information in the correction process.
64  8 resected HCT116(luc) tumors (2-5 mm) were stitched into 1 freshly resected human colon specimen an
65 a wide mass segments across a 1000 Da range, stitched into a single composite mass spectrum, and comp
66 t the algorithm was capable of capturing and stitching intravesical images with different sweeping pa
67 ted fabrics made only of the two traditional stitches, knit and purl.
68 brane under control conditions to a diffuse, stitch-like pattern after rVE-cad CPD transfection.
69  that surpass the conventional alignment and stitching limits and potentially expand their applicatio
70 n-Crick hybridization and strand exchange to stitch linear duplexes into finite assemblies.2-4 The di
71 ynes and tetraynes could be polymerized in a stitching manner to give polymers that are inaccessible
72 designed to automate 3D segmentation include stitching masks along one dimension, training a 3D neura
73 ests that polycrystalline graphene with good stitching may allow for uniformly high electrical perfor
74      Our analytical technique-named spectral stitching-measures data as several overlapping mass-to-c
75 opose a bi-channel aided feature-based image stitching method and demonstrate its use on Atomic Force
76     This first involved reoptimizing the SIM-stitching method for the LTQ FT Ultra, which achieved a
77 ected to enable routine use of this spectral stitching method for ultracomplex samples, giving a more
78  and show that the proposed bi-channel aided stitching method outperforms the traditional direct stit
79 he zinc-finger structural domain, our finger stitching method uses units that span the finger-finger
80                                The final SIM-stitching method, derived from several optimization expe
81              However, existing alignment and stitching methods are unpractical to process large-scale
82 ultiplicative linear correction and seamless stitching methods tended to score more highly on the sub
83  The method outperforms existing image-based stitching methods, achieving subpixel accuracy (83 +/- 3
84 utilize stripe-free patches sampled from the stitched microscope image itself to correct their adjace
85                                              Stitching microscope images into a mosaic is an essentia
86                               The attempt to stitch molecules covalently in an orthogonal fashion to
87             However, the current methods for stitching multiple small molds to fabricate large-area m
88                                   Homozygous stitch-mutant mice have severe hearing loss at the age o
89 ino acid substitutions in baringo, nice, and stitch mutants, respectively.
90 ls in the basal region of baringo, nice, and stitch mutants.
91 ed most marked for three subcategories: skin stitches, nose/throat operations, and removal of growths
92 s in MXenes with metal scissors and then the stitching of 2D carbide nanosheets with atom intercalati
93  there is a drop in intensity, hampering the stitching of consecutive windows.
94                             In contrast, the stitching of horse alpha-(1-30) with mouse alpha-(31-141
95 Image Stitching Tool) for rapid and accurate stitching of large 2D time-lapse mosaics.
96    Inspired by the space-time duality and by stitching of multiple microscopic images to achieve a la
97        ASAP has been deployed for continuous stitching of several large-scale datasets of the mouse v
98 of spatial omics technologies, alignment and stitching of slices becomes indispensable to decipher a
99 itational assembly of the scaffold to ensure stitching of the scaffold.
100 cuts of the flat-mount outline; dividing the stitched outline into a mesh whose vertices then are map
101        Relative to a broadband spectrum, the stitched output showed an over 2-fold increase in assign
102 than the microscope's field of view (FOV) by stitching overlapping image tiles.
103   We developed an algorithm called Rhapso to stitch peak lists corresponding to multiple different m/
104 ing, peak annotation distribution, clustered/stitched peaks (e.g. super-enhancer) identification, and
105  confocal microscopy assays demonstrate that stitched peptides display superior cell penetrating abil
106 ed to investigate the conformation of these "stitched" peptides, which are shown to exhibit remarkabl
107 he credibility of estimated translations and stitching performance.
108                                Relative to a stitching performed manually, Rhapso increased the data
109 ng image acquisition, which combined with 3D stitching permits the contiguous analysis of large tissu
110                                 The SuPPoRT "Stitch, Pessary, or Progesterone Randomised Trial" was d
111 oom motor approach, we have developed an HSI stitching pipeline that enables freehand line scanning.
112  of the hydrogels and is triggered to form a stitching polymer network in situ, in topological entang
113     The two hydrogels detach easily when the stitching polymer network is so functionalized that it u
114      Herein we developed a rhodium-catalyzed stitching polymerization of nonconjugated and readily pr
115 ould be accessed by protodesilylation of the stitched polymers.
116 length preservation, periurethral suspension stitch, posterior reconstruction, combined anterior and
117                  This, along with an imaging stitching procedure, enables the capturing of a field of
118 uffix arrays followed by seed clustering and stitching procedure.
119             It has been proposed that such a stitching process happens in offline neural reactivation
120 rcation, indicating that OLTs counteract the stitching process.
121 acturing technique that allows for stitch-by-stitch programming of elastic properties and has applica
122      Large area objects can be fabricated by stitching projected images over a 5 cm(2) area.
123 mplementary DNAs in situ with a one-step DNA stitching reaction to create pooled, spatially indexed s
124 of oligobutadiene that were involved in this stitching reaction was achieved by self-assembly of the
125 dic or nonperiodic patterns with a minimized stitched region, thereby allowing for the large-area and
126  cells, a process that we named StitchR (for Stitch RNA).
127 evitably produces a clear alignment mark and stitched seam. In this study, we propose a mark-less ali
128 ical section followed by 3D alignment of the stitched sections.
129                                              Stitch-seq is applicable to various interaction assays a
130 ively parallel interactome-mapping pipeline, Stitch-seq, that combines PCR stitching with next-genera
131 ive cross-coupling, a two-fold bidirectional stitching sequence comprised of an oxime-directed beta-C
132 tion, linear discriminant analysis, seamless stitching, simple averaging, and simple interpolating.
133 merges as a robust and accurate solution for stitching single-molecule resolution images in tissue-sc
134 maps, and use a Gaussian weighting kernel to stitch smaller images back into larger fields of view.
135 ed versions of A2-17, stapled (StpA2-17) and stitched (StchA2-17), whose alpha-helical conformations
136 titching approach in AFM topographical image stitching task.
137 e augmentation strategy for microscopy image stitching tasks and will benefit the experimentalist to
138 oarse-to-fine method targeting alignment and stitching tasks for spatial omics.
139           To overcome this limitation, image stitching techniques have been developed to seamlessly m
140                                         Peak stitch tension (T(MAX)) under all conditions was observe
141 t rate or inotropic state did not alter peak stitch tension whereas enhanced contractile state decrea
142                            Hemodynamic data, stitch tension, and 3-D marker coordinates were obtained
143 iameter is the chief determinant of "Alfieri stitch" tension, but hemodynamic parameters may also pla
144 meters are the main determinants of "Alfieri stitch" tension.
145 al assembly methods or a new strategy-finger stitching-that increases the diversity of genomic sequen
146 Mannich-type reaction of a cyclic nitrone to stitch the C4 and C13 together, and a cyclocondensation
147  two-fold symmetric H-bond and a salt bridge stitch the double-rings together, whereas only the H-bon
148 toughness by creating molecular bridges that stitch the interface together.
149 g solvent situated in the "molecular pocket" stitches the gelators through weak H-bonding interaction
150                         This is achieved by: stitching the marked-up cuts of the flat-mount outline;
151 recting uneven illumination artifacts, (iii) stitching the mosaic planes into a single, large 2D imag
152  TMDs to form vertical heterojunctions or by stitching them laterally to form lateral heterojunctions
153                                 We show that stitching these solutions together leads to the analytic
154                                              Stitching these together, we reconstruct three ancestral
155 d and acts as a universal "molecular thread" stitching through multiple shell protein interfaces.
156 ichoic acids are anionic glycopolymers cross-stitched to a thick layer of peptidoglycan.
157                   When mouse alpha-(1-30) is stitched to horse alpha-(31-141), the product is a chime
158   In this transformation, the dihaloarene is stitched to the gem-dimethyl moiety via two sequential b
159  The high throughput of ssEM necessitates 2D stitching to be done at the pace of imaging, which curre
160 , single-frame imaging, and the use of image stitching to build composite chemical maps.
161 oscopy, rapid automated data collection, and stitching to create large virtual slides.
162 rate pragmatically the usefulness of modular stitching to reveal internal chain dynamics of single mo
163  we present a fast and simple software tool (Stitch) to map proteomic short reads to user-defined tem
164                    Here, we apply SOM-RPM to stitched ToF-SIMS data sets, whereby the stitched data a
165 alytic protocol that uses mild conditions to stitch together inexpensive alcohols and aryl chlorides,
166 cyclization sequence uses diazo compounds to stitch together linear 1,m-haloamines (m=2-5) to rapidly
167 tomated mosaic software programs are used to stitch together overlapping retinal fundus photographs.
168 rain boundary and find that different grains stitch together predominantly through pentagon-heptagon
169 o compensate instrument noise and seamlessly stitch together subsections of the force profile signifi
170 alides with olefins, has been widely used to stitch together the carbogenic cores of numerous complex
171 atalyst and an inexpensive thiol catalyst to stitch together two olefins, forming a new C-C bond.
172 tion approaches provide an elegant method to stitch together unprotected peptides, the handling and p
173 ics between the two cortical hemispheres can stitch together WM traces across visual hemifields.
174 ied droplet (several mm(2)), micrographs are stitched together (several tens), and all nanoparticles
175      In mammalian cells, these cisternae are stitched together as a perinuclear Golgi ribbon, which i
176  new methods by which functionalities may be stitched together become available.
177 kable, tryptophan-dominated, dimer interface stitched together by a complex salt-bridge network.
178            These two components were finally stitched together by an esterification to afford the tar
179 ted tilt and mirror twin boundaries that are stitched together by lines of 8- and 4-membered rings.
180 ar hydrocarbon phosphate building blocks are stitched together by means of 'prenyl coupling', followe
181 of randomly-oriented diamond and cBN domains stitched together by sp(3)-hybridized C-B and C-N bonds,
182 e composed of 2-D and 3-D fragments that are stitched together into a global 3-D metric representatio
183  to make sense of these events, they must be stitched together into an overarching narrative-a model
184        All six luciferase reporter units are stitched together into one plasmid facilitating delivery
185                       Photographic data were stitched together to create 360 degrees panoramic images
186 ution of each section, and these can then be stitched together to span the sectioned volume.
187 lected ion monitoring (SIM) windows that are stitched together using novel algorithms.
188 regions of the genome are shattered and then stitched together via a single devastating event, referr
189 domains, components are often globular units stitched together with flexible linkers.
190 led from pyrogallol[4]arene units, which are stitched together with indium ions.
191 mains of graphene and h-BN can be seamlessly stitched together, hybrid atomic layers with interesting
192 f are removed, and the rest of the genome is stitched together.
193 ographic microscopy (FPM), which iteratively stitches together a number of variably illuminated, low-
194                                           It stitches together these aligned regions (often exons) in
195 es in exploring chemoselective reactions for stitching together lipid fragments to form membrane-form
196 uence had to be established by painstakingly stitching together pieces of sequence information, and v
197  plays a critical role in these processes by stitching together spatiotemporally disparate entities a
198                          By intramolecularly stitching together the side chains of lysine and tryptop
199                                              Stitching together trans-omics data is a powerful approa
200 s core building blocks and is highlighted by stitching together two similarly complex halves via a ke
201 amolecular assemblies that are subsequently "stitched" together, generating the p-tert-butylcalix[n]a
202 sional observation was enabled by digitally "stitching" together contiguous SEM images.
203  Waddington-OT, a computational approach to 'stitch' together developmental time points.
204 -charge (m/z) windows that are subsequently 'stitched' together, creating a complete mass spectrum.
205            We created MIST (Microscopy Image Stitching Tool) for rapid and accurate stitching of larg
206                        However, the existing stitching tools either struggle to stitch images togethe
207 e morphological details of the sample, and a stitched topographical image is desired for researchers.
208 untangle the relationship between changes in stitch topology and emergent elasticity in several types
209 fabrics is an emergent property of the local stitch topology and pattern that cannot solely be attrib
210 ing these mechanical properties based on the stitch type remains elusive.
211  that undergo an osteoblast-dependent fusion/stitching until the branchpoint, and that bifurcation is
212          This role is further evidenced when stitching-up the capsule seam, resulting in either expul
213                                             "Stitching-up" the capsule seam with a tertiary metal (Zn
214                                          The STITCH v5.0 pipeline was primarily used for identifying
215  of the first stitch and ended when the last stitch was cut.
216                                        Nylon stitches were used to fixate the fibrin membrane to the
217 l sections; cutting, shivering/crusting, and stitching were the principal contributors of heavy metal
218 ping pipeline, Stitch-seq, that combines PCR stitching with next-generation sequencing and used it to
219 f three new mouse models, baringo, nice, and stitch, with recessively inherited sensorineural deafnes
220 targeted lesions in vivo, demonstrating that stitching yields ZFAs with robust recognition properties

 
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