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1 patient requiring re-scanning due to motion blur.

2 estimators as determined from electric image blur.

3 , under varying degrees of positive dioptric blur.

4 ue in parentheses accounting for axial image blur.

5 re is individual variability in tolerance of blur.

6 ionship between personality and tolerance of blur.

7 owed notable degradation owing to focal spot blur.

8 equired to see the world clearly and without blur.

9 re biased by adapting to different levels of blur.

10 etween structural and functional elements is blurred.

11 etween such dysfunctional states have become blurred.

12 ause or effect of the autonomic component is blurred.

13 ploidized with ancestral tetraploidy already blurred.

14 nonmodel organisms is becoming increasingly blurred.

15 ted virions, the sequence of these shifts is blurred.

16 its neighborhoods (Nn) has sometimes become blurred.

17 ndus examination, left optic disc margin was blurred.

18 tion by phonons and radiation by photons, is blurred.

19 re as an alternative to traditional Gaussian blurring.

20 on that corrects for energy-dependent system blurring.

21 h century allowed high magnification without blurring.

22 nged from 0 to 11 mum with minimal to severe blurring.

23 hageal-wall blurring, and periesophageal-fat blurring.

24 33.5; contrast-to-noise ratio, 26.0 vs 16.8; blurring, 1.4 vs 1.5; noise, 15.4 vs 21.2; all P < .001)

25 by minus-lens to blur (AAPUB) and push-up to blur (AAMLB), and spherical equivalent refraction (SEQ).

26 e of accommodation assessed by minus-lens to blur (AAPUB) and push-up to blur (AAMLB), and spherical

27 usion of confined molecules shows that image blur affects both STICS and SPT, and we find biased diff

28 Moreover, for both eyes, blur aftereffects depended on whether the adapting blur

29 of maize agriculture in the region, may have blurred ancient mtDNA patterns, which might otherwise ha

30 Accommodation and convergence can adapt to blur and disparity stimuli and to age-related changes in

31 ptometer was used to measure just-noticeable blur and just-objectionable blur responses to positive l

32 of visual symptoms associated with reported blur and missing features.

33 ers used lumen boundary to determine scanner blur and then optimized component densities and subvoxel

34 What was once blurred and confused with dengue virus in both diagnosis

35 clinical practice are becoming increasingly blurred and how, in turn, this is leading to exciting ne

36 d echo-planar imaging reduced artifacts (ie, blurring and geometric distortions) by a calculated fact

37 ontrast-to-noise ratio, as well as decreased blurring and noise compared with FBP75 (eg, 2.25-mm sten

38 Software algorithms can mitigate the blurring and partial volume effects of routine CT angiog

39 al view of superconducting fluctuations as a blurring and rounding phenomenon.

40 ii) preprocess data to minimize distortions, blurring and temporal artifacts; (iv) represent data usi

41 for individual VOs, increased steadily with blur, and separated somewhat at higher levels of defocus

42 sed bis-pericyclic and Diels-Alder routes is blurred, and favorable transition states of both types m

43 rt, intense interglacials could be missed or blurred, and we cannot distinguish between a remnant ice

44 ing by reducing geometric distortions, image blurring, and artifact level with a clinical high-field-

45 ere also compared for overall image quality, blurring, and artifacts.

46 multaneously models spectral mixing, optical blurring, and detection noise.

47 Distortion, blurring, and noise were lower with warp sequences than

48 riteria (distinction of anatomic structures, blurring, and noise) were assessed on a five-point scale

49 esophageal-wall enhancement, esophageal-wall blurring, and periesophageal-fat blurring.

50 bcellular image registration to avoid motion blur; and (iii) using organelle motility inside somas as

51 eyestrain, avoidance of near activities, and blur appeared similar between treatment groups.

52 Blur appears to play an important, previously unrecogniz

53 collected through thick tissues, and motion-blur arises from slow imaging based on backscattered lig

54 ountered during video capture such as motion blur artifacts due to rapid motion of the microscope ove

55 ake value (SUV) attributed to reduced motion blurring, as compared with the standard clinical PET/CT

56 or hypoechoic echotexture and fascial-border blurring at B-mode US and semiquantitative elasticity sc

57 , hypoechoic echotexture, and fascial-border blurring at B-mode US were increased in patients versus

58 ce is separated from center bias and spatial blurring, avoiding the confounding of these factors in m

59 microtubules, swelling of mitochondria, and blurred axonal membrane borders in colchicine-injected e

60 When feedback was delayed and blurred based on the hemodynamics of fMRI, this model le

61 or corneal astigmatisms were associated with Blur, being 0.93 for Kc, 0.87 for C, and 0.81 for FFKc.

62 rements of retinal image quality reveal some blur beyond that expected from diffraction.

63 face objects cannot be attributed to spatial blurring beyond the scale at which modular claims have b

64 than detection thresholds for the VOs at 0 D blur; both thresholds increased steadily thereafter, con

65 NA polymerase, ribosome, and repair enzymes, blurring boundaries between separate information-process

66 sorders and adds to increasing evidence of a blurred boundary between schizophrenia and substance use

67 t a method to overcome the bias due to image blur by properly estimating the width of the correlation

68 and consequent dye signals, which were then blurred by a measured microscope point spread function.

69 Images of objects at other distances are blurred by an amount depending on pupil diameter and len

70 cortical development when retinal images are blurred by immature optics in infant eyes.

71 differences are mostly average, subtle, and blurred by intraspecific variation.

72 ween them is, however, becoming increasingly blurred by new insights into neurogenic inflammation.

73 ary timescales, this immediate effect can be blurred by subsequent specialisation towards more extrem

74 ever, the observed electronic properties are blurred by the concomitant effects such as change of lat

75 ns between enhancers and promoters have been blurred by the discovery that enhancers are associated w

76 Such patterns are, however, easily blurred by the intense seed trade, plant improvement and

77 A new study shows that, in vision, object blur can be a more accurate depth cue than stereo dispar

78 r photon attenuation, scatter, and geometric blurring caused by radionuclide collimators.

79 erm visual experience with irregular optical blur compensates for the impact of higher-order aberrati

80 Posterior corneal vectors APV and Blur constitute objective supplemental parameters for th

81 Blur could in principle fill in the parts of visual spac

82 -step paradigm) or a 1.75-D step decrease in blur (decreasing-step paradigm).

83 dlPFC by anodal tDCS can be associated with blurred detail memory.

84 ency data, publication bias will continue to blur distinctions between effective and ineffective drug

85 that environmental factors predominate, and blur distinctions between familial and sporadic disease.

86 mall RNAs in Drosophila, adding a class that blurs distinctions based on known biogenesis mechanisms

87 f this current full-body impression somewhat blurs distinctions between the systematics of traces and

88 or this visual system and show how chromatic blurring dominates the visual acuity in these animals in

89 d motion data can noticeably alleviate image blurring due to the intraframe motion in the MAF motion-

90 n exhibit complex object dynamics as well as blurring due to the point-spread-function of the microsc

91 the PAL effect being due to decreased foveal blur during near work.

92 or dynamic stimuli, temporal smoothing would blur dynamics and reduce sensitivity to change.

93 %) chose the image with a tunnel effect with blurred edges.

94 This technique reduces the blurring effect of respiratory motion, thus improving th

95 antification of lung lesions in terms of the blurring effect of respiratory motion.

96 powerful method to restore the details from blurred electron density in crystals with high overall t

97 people regard as 'best-focused' matches the blur encountered through the eye with better optics, eve

98 the better eye, with no aftereffect when the blur equaled the aberrations of the better eye.

99 ects wore Bangerter foil goggles to simulate blur for comparative validation.

100 omes this limitation by performing sensitive blur-free image acquisition and nonstop real-time image-

101 d adoption of a dual view detection system, "blur-free" images containing up to 150 clearly distingui

102 rate of iSPIM effectively eliminates motion blur from embryo movement inside the egg case, allowing

103 Posterior corneal overall blur vector (Blur) >6.45 D yielded a test slightly less sensitive and

104 Slight blurring has a minimal effect, but more severe blurring

105 urring has a minimal effect, but more severe blurring has a progressively greater effect.

106 rmal fluctuations lead to significant motion blur if the position of the structure is measured with i

107 ting a superimposition of an in-focus with a blurred image.

108 superimposition of an in-focus image with a blurred image.

109 ds true, but that simple distinction becomes blurred in many instances.

110 ion between curative and palliative goals is blurred in many patients with cancer, requiring that tre

111 uch as tritium, (14)C, or (85)Kr will become blurred in the significant background of previous releas

112 nsisting of linear dysphotopsias, glare, and blurring in 2.7%, 4.3%, and 4.3% of patients, respective

113 verbal expression abilities associated with blurring in left hemisphere inferior frontal cortex and

114 ry motion during PET acquisition may lead to blurring in resulting images and underestimation of upta

115 ed verbal working memory was associated with blurring in widespread left frontal and temporal cortice

116 ar vision (reading difficulty n = 8, "visual blur" in near vision n = 2), and difficulty writing (n =

117 increased steadily thereafter, converging as blur increased.

118 50 ms later by either a 2-D step increase in blur (increasing-step paradigm) or a 1.75-D step decreas

119 de reduction, indicating that the unilateral blurring induced by monovision reduces feed-forward acti

120 These results indicate that the unilateral blurring induced by wearing monovision contact lenses re

121 Recombination did however blur intra-species relationships and biogeographic resol

122 Defocus blur is nearly always present in natural images: Objects

123 ical sectioning strength (i.e., out-of-focus blur is strongly suppressed) over large field of views,

124 Positive-blur lenses led to an increased distance of the feet fro

125 The blur lenses led to equal decrements in visual acuity and

126 rences in the magnitude of optical blur, the blur level that appeared best focused was the same throu

127 For CRVE, every blurring level beyond the first was found to be signific

128 y these receptors/motifs and their sometimes blurred lines of function.

129 tein kinase C alpha/calbindin positive) with blur/loss of ON bipolar cell dendritic tips (transient r

130 edge, and immediate floor area that was not blurred, magnified, or doubled and that did not suffer f

131 te whisker tuning in L2/3 column edges and a blurred map.

132 Tolerance of blur may be related to perception of image quality.

133 ere fit with a standard equivalent intrinsic blur model to estimate each subject's unblurred VA (MAR(

134 scopic changes were increased globules/dots, blurred network, regression, and dotted vessels.

135 in treated amblyopic patients and Bangerter blurred normal subjects.

136 blur was stronger or weaker than the native blur of the better eye, with no aftereffect when the blu

137 gh both eyes, and corresponded to the ocular blur of the less aberrated eye.

138 mize the scale, the center bias, and spatial blurring of all models within this framework.

139 The single most common factor was a blurring of distinctions among members of a semantic cat

140 We highlight the blurring of distinctions between positive and negative s

141 We demonstrate that motion blurring of fluorescence due to protein diffusivity can

142 bilizing images on the retina to prevent the blurring of images that would otherwise occur when an or

143 ion and degree of asymmetry and preventing a blurring of information across hemispheres.

144 This excessive interference reflected a blurring of intra- rather than inter-category distinctio

145 This blurring of intracategory but not intercategory differen

146 ypothesis that ongoing paraesthesias promote blurring of median nerve-innervated digit representation

147 easurements are distorted by the inherent 3D blurring of optical imaging, spectral overlap of fluorop

148 objects with SR-fMRI are a result of spatial blurring of responses from nonface-selective areas, pote

149 There was morphologic and biochemical blurring of the boundary between the epithelium and Brun

150 Blurring of the cortical gray and white matter border on

151 ptical coherence tomography to avoid optical blurring of the eye; (ii) performing 3D subcellular imag

152 g or thinning, areas of focal brain atrophy, blurring of the gray-white junction, increased signal on

153 Stage 4 (n = 3) showed diffuse blurring of the retinal layers with vascular channels ex

154 hological structures of the lungs and avoids blurring of the solution.

155 In old age, blurring of the tuning between networks and breakdown in

156 icrogyri, white matter hypercellularity, and blurring of the white and gray matter junction.

157 eptible to contamination from partial-volume blurring of tracer uptake in the cortex.

158 the procedure, patient complained of sudden blurring of vision in the right eye.

159 Ocular misalignment or unilateral blur often causes amblyopia, a disorder that has become

160 We determined the effect of increasing blur on acuity for these optotypes and conventional lett

161 iation changes did not mirror the effects of blur on vision, but were driven by the magnification cha

162 Gray-white blurring on MRI, smaller lesions, complete resection of

163 llow a painter to work when the subject is a blur or the colors on the canvas cannot be distinguished

164 , P < .001) but not with sex, fascial-border blurring, or hypoechoic echotexture.

165 When the classical image is completely blurred out due to the use of a small imaging lens, by t

166 However, this stochastic-profiling approach blurs out the expression states of the individual cells

167 blem because this signal is both delayed and blurred over time.

168 An image depicting blurred patches and another with missing patches was cho

169 the ease of finding information online, can blur personal and work identities, posing new considerat

170 trologically complex andesites can lead to a blurred picture of the fundamental processes behind arc

171 For CRAE, each level of simulated blurring produced a statically significant increase in a

172 daptive optics to control and manipulate the blur projected on each retina, and then compared judgmen

173 eptual consequences have become increasingly blurred, raising the possibility that they might interac

174 Depth from defocus blur relies on fewer assumptions and has the same geomet

175 just-noticeable blur and just-objectionable blur responses to positive lens defocus.

176 erm visual experience with an asymmetrically blurred retinal image, resulting in improved visual perf

177 nes between academic and industrial pursuits blur, scientists on both sides of the fence are developi

178 easure CRAE and CRVE in the original and the blurred series derived from them.

179 This "blur-sharpening" effect allows selectivity conveyed by e

180 in minutes of arc) and equivalent intrinsic blur (sigma(int) in minutes of arc).

181 perception is transiently sharpened because "blur" signals are mitigated.

182 ACA and PCA magnitude, M, J0, J45, and blur significantly increased by increasing KC severity.

183 sible to correctly interpret the motion that blurs single-molecule images without advanced illuminati

184 nal categories for the evolution of teaching blur some valuable distinctions.

185 recognised route to diversity maintenance by blurring species-level competitive differences or substi

186 the general optical-quality metrics such as blur strength, neural sharpness, and area of modulation

187 ), the cylinder power (r = 0.80) and overall blurring strength (0.89).

188 fect and simple averaging of the images will blur structures and cause artifacts.

189 ence do less well due to reduced interocular blur suppression.

190 ction can overestimate the hyperopic retinal blur that a child most recently experienced.

191 e" in the name of understanding works of art blurs that distinction, thus inadvertently reinforcing t

192 pe the genetic distribution in geography and blur the boundary of population differentiation created

193 These results blur the current categorization of mobilizable and nonmo

194 ogical chronologies and, in the Paleolithic, blur the dating of such key events as the dispersal of a

195 A consequence of such recombination is to blur the distinction between alleles and loci in the rap

196 tr mutants in flavin and electrode reduction blur the distinction between direct contact and the redo

197 Bentley et al. make the deliberate choice to blur the distinction between learning and decision makin

198 omplex mechanoresponsive elements that often blur the distinction between physical and chemical signa

199 different angles of approach are present and blur the distinction between pure "side-on" or "end-on"

200 e easier (and, in some cases, preferable) to blur the distinction between sign and gesture, we argue

201 ientists and the general public because they blur the dividing line between human and nonhuman intell

202 Our findings blur the established boundaries between scaffold and tra

203 appropriately low albumin concentrations may blur the interpretation of these results.

204 Scientific debates in modern societies often blur the lines between the science that is being debated

205 pts of unknown function (TUFs), has begun to blur the physical boundaries and genomic organization of

206 ical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) blur the retinal vascular plexuses together and limit vi

207 egion; recurrent mutations, however, tend to blur the structure of the phylogenetic tree.

208 It can blur the uptake of small lesions and lead to significant

209 In summary, warming blurred the environmental cue used by mayflies to tune t

210 cteristics (main-belt comets, or MBCs), have blurred the line between comets and asteroids, although

211 Remarkable feathered dinosaur fossils have blurred the lines between early birds and their non-avia

212 t reports in Drosophila and Arabidopsis have blurred the lines of this distinction.

213 bout the limits of genome reduction and have blurred the once-clear distinction between autonomous ce

214 The discovery of giant viruses blurred the sharp division between viruses and cellular

215 ws for high DESI solution flow rates without blurring the chemical information on the surface.

216 enetic and pathological overlap is emerging, blurring the classically established boundaries.

217 DNA to access host cytosolic receptors, thus blurring the distinction between "vacuolar" and "cytosol

218 patterns in distantly related species, thus blurring the distinction between convergence and homolog

219 and the generation of altered self-peptides, blurring the distinction between hypersensitivity and au

220 is targeted to a bacterial symbiont, further blurring the distinction between organelle and symbiont.

221 dynamo action within oxide-rich regions and blurring the distinction between planetary mantles and c

222 rating both ecologists and evolutionists and blurring the distinction between them.

223 duction weakness can be difficult to detect, blurring the distinction between these 2 conditions.

224 imilarities between enhancers and promoters, blurring the distinction: active enhancers often initiat

225 ons are increasingly recognized, and this is blurring the margin between atherosclerosis and vasculit

226 ent randomness in expression dynamics, which blurs the boundaries between aperiodic fluctuations and

227 of couple relationships in both generations blurs the boundaries between who is in the family and wh

228 s and byproducts as signalling agents, which blurs the boundary between energy and information, and s

229 Membrane hijacking by HAV blurs the classic distinction between 'enveloped' and 'n

230 potential of an E. coli pathovar hybrid that blurs the distinction between E. coli pathovars.

231 This blurs the existing dogma of a clear distinction between

232 This heterozygous RAB27A mutation blurs the genetic distinction between primary and second

233 If diffraction blurs the image of a point object into an Airy disk with

234 This motion blurs the images and limits the resolution attainable by

235 This blurs the images so that they cannot be aligned with eac

236 The umbrella term ACOS blurs the lines between asthma and COPD and allows an ap

237 This work further blurs the lines of distinction between natural and synth

238 ular differences in the magnitude of optical blur, the blur level that appeared best focused was the

239 c.), it is now evident that mRNAs exist that blur these boundaries.

240 Here we show that marine viruses can blur these distinctions, being able to amend how host ce

241 Research over the last decade has blurred these divisions and emphasized the tightly regul

242 relates to cell phenotype and how precise or blurred this delineation is, is also not well understood

243 regulatory importance of antisense RNAs, has blurred this distinction.

244 Recent evidence blurs this distinction by showing that neurotransmitter

245 nefits, however, resampling introduces image blur, thus impairing edge perception.

246 arly noiseless electron counting allow image blurring to be corrected to subpixel accuracy, restoring

247 There was a wide range of individual blur tolerance (0.0-2.7 D).

248 tionism scales correlated significantly with blur tolerance (r = 0.25 and 0.27).

249 nization" factors correlated positively with blur tolerance (r = 0.38 and 0.36, respectively) and the

250 ctively) and their composite correlated with blur tolerance (r = 0.46).

251 Within-subject blur tolerance measures with three different pupil sizes

252 Blur tolerance was defined as the difference between the

253 uestionnaire items that correlated most with blur tolerance were factor analyzed and yielded two conc

254 onsideration of additional interactions that blur traditionally discrete phytoalexin classifications.

255 were positively associated with tumor size, blurred tumor margin, and irregular tumor shape and that

256 Posterior corneal overall blur vector (Blur) >6.45 D yielded a test slightly less

257 ftware was used to derive nine progressively blurred versions of the originals.

258 foveal ganglion cells by convolving Gaussian-blurred versions of the visual scene at the appropriate

259 lly mild (</= grade 2), with diarrhea (44%), blurred vision (41%), nausea (37%), and fatigue (30%) be

260 However, blurred vision (p = 0.003) and dry eye (p = 0.004) are h

261 eye (p = 0.003), feeling dry (p = 0.005) and blurred vision (p = 0.02) are significantly associated w

262 tal pain [RR 4.3, 95% CI 1.9-9.6; p<0.0001], blurred vision [1.9, 1.1-3.2; p=0.018]), hearing loss (2

263 A 29-year-old woman presented with blurred vision and distal paresthesias.

264 rted results, such as patient education with blurred vision and dysphotopsia, utilizing an add power

265 required to resolve the current problems of blurred vision and dysphotopsias.

266 Three patients presenting with blurred vision and exudative AMD were imaged before and

267 were men, aged 54, 66, and 73 years, and had blurred vision and floaters for several weeks before und

268 mide than with BBFC and brimonidine, whereas blurred vision and ocular discomfort were slightly more

269 l rubella syndrome (CRS), who presented with blurred vision and was diagnosed with FUS.

270 e-limiting toxicities were reversible severe blurred vision associated with microcystic epithelial co

271 observation procedure: Patients with blurred vision at least 2 months after Trabectome surger

272 e in IOP associated with severe eye pain and blurred vision during sessions of dialysis.

273 A 52-year-old man presented for blurred vision in his right eye.

274 A 59-year-old man presented with blurred vision in his right eye.

275 issatisfied at their latest visit because of blurred vision or residual astigmatism.

276 Blurred vision was reported as moderate/severe/very seve

277 Blurred vision was the only significantly more common ne

278 Symptoms of diplopia and blurred vision were present in 35%.

279 During hospitalization, sudden onset of blurred vision with floaters in his left eye was noted.

280 re ocular side effects, including hyperemia, blurred vision, allergic-type reactions, and discomfort.

281 c symptoms such as orthostatic dizziness and blurred vision, and atypical symptoms like chest tightne

282 e ocular pain, injection of the conjunctiva, blurred vision, and foreign body sensation in his left e

283 Most patients (n = 13, 68%) presented with blurred vision, decreased VA, or eye pain.

284 The most commonly reported symptoms are blurred vision, dry eye and watering of the eye.

285 These may manifest as blurred vision, potentially misleading both the patient

286 ng disease burden is observed with regard to blurred vision, productivity, and visits to eye care pra

287 Symptoms of fungal keratitis consist of blurred vision, redness, tearing, photophobia, pain and

288 re penalizing therapies, such as patching or blurring vision with atropine that are aimed at forcing

289 radigm wherein an initial 2-D step change in blur was followed 350 ms later by either a 2-D step incr

290 Disparity was more precise near fixation and blur was indeed more precise away from fixation.

291 ftereffects depended on whether the adapting blur was stronger or weaker than the native blur of the

292 mean broadening with minimal/moderate/severe blurring was 3 mum/12 mum/33 mum.

293 However, blurring was significantly greater on the 3D-FSE-Cube im

294 ds to an uncertain degree of spatio-temporal blurring, which is not easily corrected (by deconvolutio

295 responded to familiar faces emerging from a blur with a characteristic nonlinear surge, akin to the

296 ants' optimal refractive correction and when blurred with +1.00, +2.00, -1.00, and -2.00 DS lenses.

297 The E's were either unblurred or blurred with Gaussian low-pass filters that had cutoff f

298 However, the understanding became blurred with the discovery that IgE antibodies were the

299 tection and resolution thresholds up to +7 D blur, with a logMAR/D loss of a quarter that of the fove

300 otion correction virtually eliminated motion blur without reducing SNR, yielding images with SNR comp