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. 2018 Apr 18;8(27):14765–14774. doi: 10.1039/c8ra00756j

Fig. 4. An example of how the droplets could appear on the microscope picture is displayed by the black dots. Simply creating a virtual grid with its origin at the center (the red grid) of the upper left droplet does not give an accurate fit. For a better fit, the grid also needs to be translated and rotated (the blue grid). The fit of the blue grid results in much lower deviations, and gives a better representation of the droplets mutual deviation. See the ESI for pictures of the printed droplet matrix.

Fig. 4