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The presence of tumour was recorded if an intermediate signal-intensity focal mass on T2-W imaging corresponding to a focal area of diffusion restriction on ADC maps derived from ZOOM-DWI was identified.

T2-W and Zoom-DW images were assessed in combination for the presence of tumour (intermediate signal-intensity focal mass on T2-W imaging corresponding to a focal area of restriction on ZOOM-DW imaging) by 2 observers in consensus (1 with 20 years' experience of endovaginal MRI and 1 with 2 years' experience).

The mean fluorescence intensity ± SEM normalized to the value at the start of imaging (corresponding to ZT1 or ZT13) is shown.

The latter archive repository contains the imaging corresponding to the patients of the TCGA.

To test whether changes in fluorescence correlated with firing of action potentials (APs), we infected dissociated mouse superior cervical ganglion (SCG) neurons and recorded action potentials with sharp electrodes while imaging corresponding fluorescence changes with two-photon microscopy.

Various studies have identified specific imaging features corresponding to typical and atypical FNH and for differentiating various subtypes of HCA.

The imaging data corresponding to the two phantoms were cropped out of the image, and the algorithm described in Section 3.1 has been applied to produce the ideal phantom data.

HP proton images of Py in methanol- d4 in 10 mm NMR tubes collected in the transverse and sagittal imaging planes (corresponding to two views of the 10 mm NMR tube filled with ∼2 mL of HP Py solution and /16 in. o.d. PTFE tubing) are shown in Figures 2 and 3, respectively, at three different in-plane spatial resolutions.

All combinations of these two parameters were evaluated for all consecutively acquired pairs of volumes from all imaging sessions using a single healthy subject with 3 pairs of volumes from imaging sessions IS1 and IS2 and 5 pairs of volumes from imaging session IS3, corresponding to 6*3*11 = 198 registrations of volume pairs.

At an image resolution corresponding to in vivo imaging data of the human abdominal aorta, time-averaged, spatially averaged wall shear stress for steady and pulsatile flow were determined to be within 16% and 23% of the analytic solution, respectively.

Anterior and posterior WB images from day 4 imaging are shown corresponding to cycles 1 to 4 (A) (from left to right).