Harmonization of large multi-site imaging datasets: Application to 10,232 MRIs for the analysis of imaging patterns of structural brain change throughout the lifespan
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Christos Davatzikos | Russell T. Shinohara | Yong Fan | John C. Morris | Sterling C. Johnson | Ilya M. Nasrallah | R. Nick Bryan | Mohamad Habes | Jurgen Fripp | Susan M. Resnick | Ruben C. Gur | Raquel E. Gur | Theodore D. Satterthwaite | Hans J. Grabe | Henry Völzke | Nikolaos Koutsouleris | Raymond Pomponio | Jimit Doshi | Dhivya Srinivasan | Elizabeth Mamourian | Vishnu Bashyam | Lenore J. Launer | Chuanjun Zhuo | Haochang Shou | David A. Wolk | Marilyn Albert | Daniel H. Wolf | Guray Erus | Paul Maruff | Colin L. Masters | J. Morris | H. Völzke | R. Gur | R. Gur | S. Resnick | C. Davatzikos | R. Bryan | C. Masters | P. Maruff | N. Koutsouleris | D. Wolf | H. Grabe | M. Habes | G. Erus | J. Doshi | R. Shinohara | T. Satterthwaite | J. Fripp | L. Launer | D. Wolk | R. Gur | C. Zhuo | Yong Fan | I. Nasrallah | H. Shou | E. Mamourian | Raymond Pomponio | D. Srinivasan | V. Bashyam | S. Johnson | T. Floor | M. Albert | J. Morris | Chuanjun Zhuo | Raquel C. Gur | Ruben Gur | R. Nick | 17 Bryan | Hamilton Walk | J. Morris | Raquel Gur | Ruben C. Gur | J. Morris | R. Gur
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