This value represents a well compromise between a good sample of the lesion actual volume and a good sample of the lesion uptake, minimizing the possibility to include radioactivity background in the sample.
From the current literature [ 16], among the studied thresholds (in the range of 50 80%), the "isocontour" volume derived from a 60% threshold has been shown to represent a well compromise between a good sample of the lesion actual volume and a good sample of the lesion uptake, minimizing the possibility to include radioactivity background in the sample [ 36].
At a medium standoff distance, where collapse intensity and bubble concentration are well compromised, maximum cavitation erosion is achieved.
Not only are consumer sovereignty and political sovereignty not the same, but also, Sunstein writes, "a commitment to consumer sovereignty may well compromise political sovereignty".
If Socrates the free thinker belonged to a team, a club, a firm or a country today, he would never compromise his values, but he might well compromise his group.Stone concluded that Socrates was on the biggest "ego-trip" in history.
Strong personal ties such as these may well compromise the independence of the audit.
The firm has agreed to cut costs by ¥2.5 trillion over the next ten years, but this may well compromise safety.
In its attempts to be "realer" than the McDonald's breakfast range – one of the greatest inventions of western civilisation – The Corner may well compromise the greasy truth of McDonald's itself.
This measure well compromises the probability that the first criterion in (24) uses the incorrect symbol(s) in the ICI reconstruction step.
Thus, its association with DNA repair intermediates generated during the processing of alkylated bases might well compromise the efficiency of base excision repair.
"Sectors 1 and 3 require low drag, while Sector 2 requires maximum downforce, so a well-compromised set-up is crucial for getting a quick lap time," said Sam Michael, the technical director of the Williams team.
