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Our results were compared to the cross-sectional results from \cite{jovicich2013brain} which had notably worse reliability than the longitudinal results. Two new tables were included that compare our results to \cite{jovicich2013brain} and \cite{cannon2014} both in the manuscript and in the response to reviewer 2's similar major concern. The mean within-site ICC's were in the same range as \cite{jovicich2013brain}, which makes sense given that we ran the same cross-sectional
pipeline pipeline, and the sequences were close to the standard vendor sequences of \cite{jovicich2013brain}. In the response to reviewer 2 and in the discussion we have also compared our results to the calibration efforts of Schnack et al 2004, where histogram intensity thresholds were calibrated rather than the volumes themselves.