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In addition, it may unveil the contribution of resonance modes in the dynamic radiation force experienced by the cylindrical objects and its underlying physics.

However, since the direct quantitative measurements of mesospheric Na concentration were not available and also the quantitative detailed data on the dependence of α and RD on pressure were not available in the literature, contributions of resonance fluorescence and chemistry could not be quantitatively established.

To describe the contribution of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computerized tomography (CT) scan to the diagnosis of an ovarian osteoma.

In terms of valence bond state correlation diagram, we find that H abstraction by a metal oxo may benefit from the contribution of ionic resonance structures, which could compensate the penalty of opening the MO π bond.

Bursitis, adventitious bursa, localized soft-tissue inflammation, and bone marrow edema in tibial stumps: the contribution of magnetic resonance imaging to the diagnosis and management of mechanical stress complications.

On the other hand, the incident direction of laser is nearly perpendicular to the surface of all the samples, the contribution of cavity resonance absorption and slab layer reflection can be ignored.

Sills, RC; Morgan, DL; Herr, DW; Little, PB; George, NM; Ton, TV; Love, NE; Maronpot, RR; Johnson, GA, Contribution of magnetic resonance microscopy in the 12-week neurotoxicity evaluation of carbonyl sulfide in Fischer 344 rats, Toxicologic Pathology, vol. 32 no. 5 (2004), pp. 501-510 [doi].

In addition, the contribution of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in hybrid environments (PET/MRI and PET/CT-MRI) has the potential to increase the diagnostic accuracy of 68Ga-PSMA scanning as reported by Afshar-Oriomieh et al. (Afshar-Oromieh et al., 2014) and by our group (Alonso et al., 2016) in a preliminary analysis performed in 24 patients that are also included in this study.

Although it has been clearly established that understanding others' social intentions calls on brain regions which are partly associated with the mentalizing network, the contribution of motor resonance by means of the activation of the action observation/execution matching network (i.e. mirror system) is still a controversial issue.

We thus studied the radiological brain images available from 62 HIV-positive patients with cryptococcocal meningoencephalitis to analyse the brain lesions associated with cryptococcosis in relationship with disease severity, and the respective diagnostic contribution of magnetic resonance (MR) versus computed tomography (CT).

These studies would allow a better understanding of the intrinsic dynamics of influenza viruses and would help determine the contribution of dynamic resonance to influenza seasonality patterns.