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We determined the feasibility, learning curve, time efficacy, and the quality of imaging during biplane echocardiography performed in clinical practice with a view to reduce a sonographer's time for image acquisition.

The area under the plasma concentration-time curve, time to peak concentration, and peak plasma concentration were not significantly different between the two tablet formulations investigated in either the fed or fasted states.

The average strength-duration curve time constant is estimated to be 196 μs, 95% CI [181 μs, 210 μs].

The most useful semiquantitative parameters obtained from the analysis of time-intensity curves are the maximum enhancement, rate of ascent of the curve, time for the maximum value, and area under the curve (Fig 11).

The survival analysis also included a graphic presentation using a survival curve (time in days on the X axis and survival cumulative function in Y axis) with ART initiation as time zero and the event "not returning for more than 90 days after last given dose" as the loss to clinic appointment date.

The dose curve, time and cell density showed a significant positive correlation, with r of 0.80 (Fig.  1c).

Other softwares allow the calculation of several different parameters, including the slope of the first ascending tract of the curve, time-to-peak enhancement and area under the enhancement curve.

The slope of the resulting curve times the length of one half cycle was used as amplitude of bead displacement (Δd).

(Left) Decoding performance across Ge n eurons for the intact model using N = 8 bins for each code: spike count (black curve), time-partitioned (blue curve), and phase-partitioned codes (green curve).

From this curve, time-dependent normalization factors have to be extracted, which are then to be applied to the values measured after a second injection, where the replenishment experiment itself is performed.

This reduces a curve to model with the following five parameters: baseline (s0); start of signal enhancement (t0), which defines the onset of the exponential curve; time-to-peak (ttp), the exponential constant; peak enhancement (sp), the signal amplitude at which the exponential curve levels off; and late wash, defined as the slope of the late part of the exponential curve.