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Correction of stereological parameters from biased samples on nucleated particle phases

Stereologists are aware that the experimental evaluation of component volume fractions and surface‐to‐volume ratios are subject to systematic errors whenever the requirements for cell identification impose the necessity for component‐biased sectioning. Mathematical corrections of biased volume proportion data have recently been published; these corrections assume that the components under analysis are spherical, and that the nucleated particle phase is monodispersed.