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An example of imaging GDI Cdc42 binding using the wild-type GDI.Cdc42 FLARE biosensor.

A zoomed example of imaging GDI Cdc42 binding using the wild-type GDI.Cdc42 FLARE biosensor.

An example of imaging slightly smaller but more densely packed cones is shown in Fig. 5 and associated videos for the superior parafovea retina at 5° viewing angle.

An example of imaging yet smaller cones is shown in Fig. 6 and associated videos obtained for the temporal parafovea retina at 2°. Cones are smaller and appear bright only in a region of the images possibly because of a gradient in cone density and size (the fovea is located beyond the left margin of the images).

A well-known example of imaging radar is represented by the Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), which provides a fine-resolution two-dimensional intensity image of the illuminated scene.

This can be demonstrated through the example of imaging reports, where some systems have detailed information, such as modalities (scanner, magnetic resonance imaging, lung x-ray, etc).

Computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), X-ray, molecular imaging, ultrasound, photoacoustic imaging, fluoroscopy, positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET-CT), and mammography are some of the examples of imaging techniques that are well established within clinical settings.

Examples of imaging techniques that are sensitive to tissue stiffness include magnetic resonance elastography [ 14, 15], US elastography [ 16- 19], acoustic radiation force imaging [ 20], and supersonic shear imaging (shear wave elastography) [ 21].

These data permit, for example, national assessments of imaging utilisation and spending for this subpopulation.

Examples of imaging tools employed for metastatic lesion detection, evaluation of anti-tumor and anti-metastatic potential and biodistribution of novel therapies, as well as the co-development and/or use of imageable surrogates of response, are also discussed.

Examples of imaging results are presented on Fig. 6.