Sentence examples for by which modality from inspiring English sources

A large body of evidence has documented that the presence of a functionally relevant stenosis impairs outcome, regardless by which modality the latter was assessed [4, 10, 19, 36, 37].

Not all AVMs cause symptoms or are at risk of doing so, and hence there is a degree of variation between specialists as to whether such investigations would be performed, and by which modality; often, decisions on this issue are reached together with the patient.

The aim of this systematic review is to clarify if US, when used for diagnosing RA and for evaluating remission in RA, would give additional information to clinical examination, to elucidate which minimal set of joints should be assessed by US for these two purposes, and by which modality, that is, power Doppler US (PDUS) and/or greyscale US (GSUS).

Sets of two- or three-word pairs were presented bimodally, followed by a cue indicating from which modality (auditory or visual) items were to be retrieved and rehearsed over a delay.

In (4) we compute the 2-hop sociability indicator by considering either direct or 2-hop connections, depending on which modality of the two gives greater contact opportunities.

The current study by Vinsonneau and colleagues is the latest attempt at determining which modality is superior.

Users have options on which modality they want to use.

Moreover, knowledge of the mechanism by which each modality provides clinical information can guide the design of new imaging methods that complement and add certainty to the patient's management.

Hybrid imaging is defined as the combination and fusion of two data sets by which both modalities significantly contribute to image information [ 63].

Thyroid hormones and spermidine, a motor neuron trophic polyamine (PA), have been shown to enhance peripheral motor nerve regeneration; however, the mechanism by which these treatment modalities exert their effect is unknown.

Above all, they are the modality by which people combine, both in large numbers as members and huge numbers as voters, to effect political change.