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Another reason for easier imaging of the IFCN in this study might be the use of an 18 MHz ultrasound transducer, which has a higher resolution.

In the absence of Rsr1, polarity clusters can form over much of the cell surface (Bender and Pringle, 1989; Howell et al., 2012), allowing easier imaging of the resolution from >1 cluster to a single cluster.

(c) The Yunodake fault is superimposed on the Itozawa fault to enable easy imaging of the slip distribution on the Yunodake fault.

While they provide relatively easy imaging of cancer growth, they place the tumor in a non-native, immunocompromised environment that fails to recreate its original in situ milieu.

Other advantages of digital imaging include faster image acquisition with easier image storage and retrieval [ 9, 10].

This probe was recently developed specifically for easier clinical imaging on harder accessible areas of the skin.

Axillary ultrasonography (AUS) has been the most easy-applicable imaging tool for clinical staging of ALN status in patients having primary breast cancer [ 3, 4].

Conversely, it is easy to imaging that the very morbidities this patient sought to avoid are now more likely and more likely to be severe and/or permanent than they would have been if a completion lymphadenectomy had been done soon after the sentinel node biopsy.

The purpose of this review is to offer a handful of basic concepts that may guide the inexperienced radiologist towards an easier approach to imaging of the paranasal sinuses in his or her daily routine.

The self-referring physicians tout self-referral as necessary in order to provide effective patient care as it facilitates the office visit, giving patients easier access to imaging.

Z-score maps of the obtained SPECT images were converted using the easy Z-score imaging system (eZIS) analysis software (Fujifilm RI Pharma Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan).