Cross-scanner reproducibility and harmonization of a diffusion MRI structural brain network: A traveling subject study of multi-b acquisition
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Osamu Abe | Koji Kamagata | Kiyoto Kasai | Kouhei Kamiya | Akiko Uematsu | Naohiro Okada | Ryo Kurokawa | Shinsuke Koike | Kentaro Morita | Saori C. Tanaka | Moto Nakaya | O. Abe | K. Kasai | K. Kamiya | K. Kamagata | S. Koike | N. Okada | Kentaro Morita | Akiko Uematsu | R. Kurokawa | Moto Nakaya
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