… derived from diffusion MRI tractography can be highly … definitions of the bundles,
quantified as the TRR wDSC, we … Moreover, this may also reflect biases in the measurement …

… biases, in particular through the employment of tractography … by probabilistic tractography
in order to reduce their influence … of tractography, as the strength of the biological connectivity …

… This reduction analysis allows us to mitigate redundancy … fiber tractography, simply called
tractography in the rest of this manuscript, aims to infer the global long-range brain connectivity …

… differences identified with standard tractography in MS seem to … ), demonstrating a reduced
motor network efficiency through … , and hence it does not bias our results. Future studies will …

… , it is possible that there is a distortion called bias field. The … , and also being able to handle
lower b-values and DWI volumes … a physiological connection and can be useful for analysis. …

… and biases of the distributions. On one hand, the sensitivity … possible to analyze and compare
different networks towards the … the bootstrap, and the biases reduced with the application of …

… , track termination constraints, quantitative metrics derived for each … tractography algorithm
used will influence the extent to which motion biases estimates of structural connectivity…

… weights are lower in the centerlines of the bundles, where tractography tends to … biased
results in the uncovered regions, which might be especially problematic for structural connectivity…

… increase variability in connectivity analyses and impact … confounds to tractography analysis
that may bias measurements… any effort at reducing variability in quantitative metrics between …

… estimates of brain connectivity or quantitative tractography (ie… ” bundles, representing only
a lower-bound that can only go up … itself may be biased toward the pathways from the chosen …