An incidental finding, also known as an incidentaloma, may be defined as an incidentally discovered mass or lesion detected by computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or other imaging modality performed for an unrelated reason.
Incidentally, this finding also shows that temporal modulations do not necessarily prevent rapid interocular interactions [cf. 15].
Accordingly, mechanisms that alter the development, perception, or reporting of symptoms, alter the likelihood of finding cancer incidentally, and/or alter the likelihood of screening may impact the stage of diagnosis.
The difficulty with inattentional blindness as a model of incidental findings is that no radiologist is looking for a gorilla in the lung, even incidentally.
Incidentally, not on the list: finding a job.
Thus, any American's emails caught in that net are considered to have been collected "incidentally" to the goal of finding that one terrorist email.
Spectral data are available for all patients imaged with SDCT without a change in clinical workflow, permitting evaluation of incidentally discovered findings and reduction of artifacts.
Incidentally, these findings are in contrast to studies that have shown that acute treatment with DA agonists generates increases in HTO frequencies [9], [20], [27].
Incidentally over the last few days I am finding out there are a lot of people driving hybrids who are not publicizing it -- Kirk Douglas and Richard Dreyfuss, for instance.
We chose a threshold level Z > 5.0 for finding TP in order to keep the number of incidentally found TPs near 1% of all detected regions with TP found in genes from the 29th release of the KEGG databank.
