Hence, part of the mismatch between the volume defined as tumour in the phantoms and the volume classified as tumour in the SPECT images is due to the relation between the phantom-image grid and the SPECT-image grid, and the voxel volume becomes a factor that affects the calculated DSCs.
Our results indicate that the C/EBPβ 3'UTR, when isolated from its original mRNA, was not inactivated, but, on the contrary, became a factor that executed different functions from its original.
The fact that the patient needed a vast amount of information about his/her treatment during the short consultation with the nurse meant that time became a factor that resulted in de-emphasizing non-medical research.
Therefore, wavelength becomes a factor that compromises the application of a uniform B1-field, which leads to decreased signal intensity in the temporal lobes when compared with more central brain areas on images of most of the 7 T sequences.
While he concedes that could become "a factor", emphasizing that the long term solution is clearly better education to foster more critical thinking, he argues there's an interim need to help the public debunk myths being dressed up as facts.
The possibility of rain has become a factor, but that may work to Smarty Jones's advantage.
Tampa Bay has become a factor in that division, ever since 2008, when the Rays reached the World Series.
Mr. Cornyn argues that Republicans desperately need to become more inclusive, a factor that drove him to challenge the attacks on Judge Sotomayor and helps govern his view of the nomination.
Accordingly, the international fresh produce market has increasingly become highly competitive and sophisticated, and compliance with these ever-rising standards has become a critical factor that can adversely affect the competitiveness of exports from developing countries (Martinez and Poole 2004; Okello and Swinton 2007).
But facing a former team can become a factor, even in a sport that includes so many transactions it should be sponsored by a moving van company.
