Sentence examples for change of scanner from inspiring English sources

Before the change of scanner in the end of 1999, the old and new DXA machines were compared by measurements on the same day on both machines in 30 subjects.

Before the change of scanner in 2000, 31 subjects (19 males and 12 females), ranging in weight from 51 to 112 kg, were scanned on both scanners on the same day.

Finally, both age and performance effects in the out-of-scanner tasks were associated with changes in underlying gray and WM volume.

Moreover, we found that changes in white and gray matter volume were associated with changes in activation with age and performance in the out-of-scanner tasks.

The same participants then carried out 3 more difficult out-of-scanner tasks, which provided in-depth measures of changes in performance.

In a study presented at last month's Society for Neuroscience convention, Dr. Daniel Langleben of the University of Pennsylvania led a group that put 18 volunteers into a kind of scanner that tracks changes in blood flow to show what parts of the brain are active at any given time.

Changes in brain activation as a function of processing task performance for the 3 face aspects were analyzed separately for the accuracy rates in the in-scanner and out-of-scanner tasks [e.g. β7* Identity task × in-scanner Identity task accuracy, see Table  2 for all regressors and contrasts]. The different performance effects for each task are listed in Table  3.

Of note in the figure is a sharp change in scanner response at a prompts rate of 6596 kcps, corresponding to a maximum singles rate over the entire scanner of 64.9 Mcps (64,954 kcps).

The system described here is relatively low in cost, requires no change in stimulus properties and could be used in many types of scanner facilities.

The horizontal-bore cylindrical type of scanner is still the commonest, but technology constantly changes and magnets are available with wider bores, which are less claustrophobic.

There was no significant interaction of scanner with disease group.