Sentence examples for early time frames from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, an ROI defining the heart content was generated by thresholding the averaged early time frames which visualized the blood flow through the heart.

Perfusion-like images from early time frames of PET imaging are more suitable for image co-registration with morphological MRI [6, 7].

A raclopride template could make direct computation of parametric maps in standard or original imaging space possible without the need for early time frames in PET and an additional MR scan.

In 15O-water cardiac scans, the count rates are very high in early time frames, which presents a challenge for count rate linearity of the PET scanner and reliable arterial input function definition, which is essential for the calculation of MBF.

Also, the overall magnitude of peroxide production or the rate of reductant depletion positively correlated to the concentration of CPR alone (for early time frames).

These studies consistently showed enhanced amplitudes of the P300 (combined for all studies: 280 520 ms) and early time frames of the LPP (combined for all studies: 428 800 ms) in phobics relative to controls during exposure.

Finally, a cylindrical VOI (2.6 mm3) was placed into the left ventricle (LV) blood pool on the radiotracer first pass (early time frame) images.

North of Market Street, few buildings remain that date before 1850, making the character of the district during the early time frame unknowable.

In some patients tumour uptake was already visible in this early time frame.

Similar to the results of our previous study [ 34], the expression of nearly all wheat genes that were differentially regulated at the early time frame returned to the levels of the mock-inoculted plants by 48 hpi.

Although α3β1-integrin mediated TC adhesion to the basal membrane's laminin through single spot-like gaps of the endothelium was reported [ 49], we could not detect TC-ECM interaction in the early time frame analyzed.