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After incubation, the plates were then loaded onto the Twister II Microplate Handler (PerkinElmer) and imaged on the Opera confocal microplate imaging reader (PerkinElmer) using the following settings; image size 0.430 × 0.345 mm, 20X water objective with a 405-nm excitation line and 420 490-nm band pass emission filter, laser power of 1,870 μW, and camera exposure times of 80 msec.

The Opera QEHS confocal imaging reader, Acapella™ and Definiens™ image analysis packages were purchased from PerkinElmer (PerkinElmer, USA).

Each reconstructed ioflupane [I] SPECT image was categorized as normal or abnormal by an onsite imaging reader (a nuclear medicine physician having expertise in neuroimaging) and interpreted with no access to clinical information, such as symptoms, clinical signs evolution, treatment, and clinical management changes.

The Tb3+ luminescence and LRET experiments were done in 96-well black plates with a Synergy or Cytation 3 imaging reader (BioTek) with the following instrument settings: Fixed Excitation: 280/9.0 nm; Emission Start: 450/9.0 nm, Stop: 600 nm, Step: 2 nm; Optics: Top; Gain: 170 220; Time Resolved: Delay: 100 µsec, Collection Time: 300 1000 µsec; Read speed: Normal.

One musculoskeletal imaging reader performed the grading on two occasions, each six weeks apart.

Confidence in identification of cases for further imaging Readers reviewing cancer cases were more confident in correctly identifying cases for further imaging, i.e., TP reading, using mammography plus AWBU compared with mammography alone.

An awareness of the possibility of brown fat in atypical locations is vital to avoid overstaging, and correlation with CT imaging increases reader confidence in differentiating brown fat from malignancy (Fig. 4).

For further details of the tissue preparation and imaging the reader is referred to the relevant publication [29].

The blot was subsequently washed by 3 incubations with 1 mM methionine and 0,25% fatty-acid free BSA for at least 15 min, dried and binding quantified by phospho-imaging (Reader FLA 3000, Fuji-Film, Tokyo, Japan).

To reduce the image reader bias, an automated imaging system was employed to obtain digital images of the stained sections for subsequent quantitative analyses.

The algorithms for the segmentation of the imaging catheter and guide-wire were validated against manual analysis performed by an expert image reader blinded to the automatic results.