Images lacking styryl-specific fluorescence signal (e.g. with cellular fluorescence signal at or below the extracellular background fluorescence, or showing extensive saturation of pixel intensities) were excluded from further analysis.
Extensive signal intensity changes within bone marrow on MRI are a helpful sign for the diagnosis.
b Partial height restitution is seen 1 year later Open image in new window Fig. 8 Axial T2-weighted MR image reveals extensive signal intensity changes within the bone marrow of the right scapula and the adjacent soft tissues.
However, even if a bone biopsy is mandatory, the presence of extensive signal intensity changes around the lesion (Fig. 16) is more suggestive of LCH than Ewing's sarcoma.
Detailed I/O functions were assessed by averaging the responses evoked in the dentate gyrus to stimulus pulses delivered to the perforant path in an extensive ascending intensity series.
Endosteal scalloping responsible for a "budding appearance" on CT and MRI (Figs. 2 and 23) [28], as well as extensive signal intensity changes within the bone marrow (Fig. 23), the periosteum and the adjacent soft tissues, may be helpful signs for the diagnosis of LCH.
Soil organic matter (SOM) content and composition may be affected by geographic region, land use (grassland vs. forest) and management intensity (intensive vs. extensive).
FSSIM has been applied to a range of farm types (criterion 2) with different specializations (e.g., specialised crops based arable, cereal-based arable, livestock and mixed farms), different intensities (e.g., extensive and intensive farms) and different sizes (e.g., small sized farms in Mali and Zachodniopomorskie to large sized farms in Midi-Pyrénées).
Drawing on these kinds of analyses, Deleuze will assign a transcendental status to the intensive: intensity, he argues, constitutes the genetic condition of extensive space.
