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M. J. Furnasgrates the long-range contextual information of these two views. Two refined heat maps in the sagittal and coronal planes are generated by a globally-refining module, adjusting vertebra locations using the global location information in an attention manner. Experiments on a public dataset of 302 3D

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John G. Rueter,David A. Hutchins,Randall W. Smith,Nancy L. Unsworthuce user variability, challenges remain with regards to robustness, as well as generalizability to new data. To improve bone localization, from which the metrics are calculated, we first build upon recent phase-based feature extraction by applying spatial anatomical priors to eliminate false positiv

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Oxygen Dynamics in , spp. Aggregates,over 500 .M O.. Irradiance at sub-saturating levels would push the oxygen balance towards net O. consumption by the aggregates whereas reduced O. consumption would result in net O. evolution by the aggregates. Net oxygen evolution by aggregates is possible throughout the diel cycle, and some diel ch

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Grazers and Associated Organisms of ,,cant contribution to “new production” of nitrogen and the flux of organic matter from surface waters. Therefore, the consumption and fate of . has important consequences for understanding the inputs and outputs of carbon and nitrogen in the open ocean.

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