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For the μ-FTIR intensity maps, red indicates high intensity, blue indicates low intensity, while for the elemental maps bright indicates higher concentrations.
For μ-FTIR intensity maps, red indicates high intensity, blue indicates low intensity while for the elemental maps bright indicates higher concentrations.
The VTI image reflects the elasticity of tissue with gray-scale image in the field of view (FOV), in which the dark indicates hard tissue whereas the bright indicates soft tissue.
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They are also strangely bright, indicating that they are covered in a highly reflective material.
You can see the close objects are dark, while farther objects (like the wall in the background) are bright - indicating a large distance.
The fact that FITC-yeast suddenly became bright, indicating an abrupt pH increase as volume expansion and vacuole formation were occurring (Figure 6), is consistent with this interpretation.
The severity of hepatic steatosis was based on the brightness of the liver and it was classified into three groups ranging from 0 to 2 (0=normal bright, indicating a non-fatty liver, 1=medium bright, a moderate lipid content and 2=clearly bright, a severe lipid content and fatty liver).
(a) Original image; (b) noisy image; (c) absolute error map (brighter indicates better quality/smaller absolute difference); (d) SSIM index map (brighter indicates better quality/larger SSIM value).
The bright signal indicates that cytochrome c release occurred after the 2 hours of STS treatment.
Note that the surrounding haematoma shows a bright signal indicating haemorrhagic components (short white arrow).
While the bright point indicated the intersection of the lattice fringes, the accurate position of the atomic column could not be determined.
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