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We thank J. Cooper for critical reading of the manuscript, T. Karpova for imaging support and R.A. Greenberg for reagents.

Macroscopic, microscopic, and high spatial resolution electron microprobe imaging support the common occurrence of small cracks and related flakes being closely associated with the corrosion product layers, i.e., (hairline) cracks are a common visible feature affecting the coherence of the sulfide corrosion layer and often also the adjacent calcite scale base (Figs. 4, 5).

Surgeons will be assisted by their radiologists, who are able to offer a very high level of imaging support.

Vitreoretinal membranes seen on imaging support the direct mechanical effect as one of the main pathophysiological theories.

The cross-sectional design and the paucity of laboratory and imaging support also resulted in a high proportion of encounters in which available patient data were insufficient to justify specific diagnostic, staging, and/or management decisions.

Real-time virtual sonography (RVS) is a diagnostic imaging support system that can synchronize with ultrasound images in conjunction with computed tomography or magnetic resonance images using magnetic navigation system.

PET imaging supported the diagnosis of non-union or confirmed the diagnosis of complete fusion.

There is no consensus in the literature on the definition of malperfusion of visceral organs as to whether it should be based on symptoms or laboratory results alone or whether imaging supporting malperfusion is required for the diagnosis.

TEM imaging supported the notion of ZnS nanoparticles attached to CNTs.

Atomic force microscopy imaging supports the morphologies and the softness of the nanoparticles as indicated by SANS.

In situ imaging supported that F4/80/CD206hi macrophages may be more frequently intra-epithelial but the total number and proportion in the mammary tissue do not differ from the CD206lo population.