Data reconciliation in medical imaging is designed to ensure the accuracy and integrity of data across multiple steps in the imaging cycle, ultimately leading to improved continuity of patient care.
This electric field drives southward Pedersen currents, j x2, which partially cancel the strong northward currents in the vicinity of the cusps leading to current continuity in the X direction across the cusp-void boundaries.
Upon FC-FCM contact and adhesion, the plasma membranes breakdown leading to cytoplasmic continuity [4].
During the later stages of DC, the opposing epithelia meet at the dorsal midline, the filopodia interdigitate and zippering occurs leading to epithelial continuity (Figure 2C).
In spite of the vital importance of ER continuity it is known that under certain conditions the ER in some non-neuronal cell types can undergo dramatic changes in structure leading to loss of continuity.
Instead, we propose to use the term tear for structural injuries of muscle fibres/bundles leading to loss of continuity and contractile properties.
In recent years, the national malaria control programme has suffered from several changes in line management, moving from the Central Board of Health to TDRC-Ndola in 1996 and back to CBoH again in 1999, leading to lack of continuity of programme management and programme interventions.
Patients rarely talked explicitly about personal continuity leading to better diagnosis or management of problems, although some perceived that personal continuity meant that their treatment was more tailored to their individual circumstances.
In addition, a Kronecker-delta property is imposed on the approximation of interfacial nodes leading to a point-wise continuity in displacements across the interface.
Most surgeons prefer a wide resection margin and sacrifice the possibility of restoring intestinal continuity, leading to a high rate of abdominoperineal resection (APR) or pelvic exenteration, occasionally with the resection of bony structures [1 3].
This in turn has detrimental effects, with a high turnover leading to a loss of continuity of care [ 7].
