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Our simulation results have shown that we can successfully detect and visually discriminate the clinical presentation of four typical liver lesions by simultaneously evaluating unenhanced, arterial, and portal venous phases at one time point by a single scan, with a potential for dose reduction in clinical practice.

90Y PET/CT thus presents a new opportunity to study the radiobiology of 90Y resin microspheres in a rapid, convenient, and noninvasive manner, with the ability to tomographically evaluate the dose distribution of an entire target organ in high resolution by a single scan.

If N represents the number of data obtained by a single scan of the laser range finder, and n represents the number of scans, the ground unevenness information obtained by the laser range finder can be expressed as follows: P U = p U ( i ) ( i = 1, 2, 3 ⋯ nN ) (16) p U ( i ) = y U ( i ) z U ( i ) T (17).

The use of imaging for demonstration of dissemination of central nervous system lesions in space and time has been simplified, and in some circumstances dissemination in space and time can be established by a single scan.

The axons beneath the DA seemed to be a single axon fascicle as confirmed by a single scan image of the lateral view and by a cross-section of confocal stack images of the lateral views (Fig. 1B).

The false alarm probability for the noiseless case is defined by the probability of detecting a transmission given that no transmissions have been initiated by the PU during a single scan.

The detection probability, for detecting the PU by the CR node over a single scan duration of, in the noiseless case is defined by the probability of initiation of at least one transmission within the time slot of for the m th scanning iteration ( and are defined in Section 2).

Even those troubled by the widening use of cone-beam technology acknowledge that by itself, the risk from a single scan is relatively small.

First phantom experiments demonstrate the possibility to acquire data for both imaging modes in a single scan, by separating images due to their different time of flight.

One commonly reported value, the computed tomography dose index (CTDI), describes the amount of radiation given off by the CT scanner during a single scan, or "slice".

In a Fourier-transform instrument, the range available for a single scan is generally limited by the beam-splitter characteristics.