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Afterwards, the maximum enhancement ratio is convolved with a Gaussian smoothing filter at 10 exponentially distributed scales between 0 and 10 mm.
In the previous processing step, the potential lesion voxels are segmented out using a combination of the maximum enhancement ratio, vesselness filter, and FCM clustering.
Images were analyzed for maximum enhancement ratio, time at maximum enhancement ratio, slope of time enhancement ratio curves, and washout ratio 16, 20.
The maximum enhancement ratio and the slope value were higher in patients with VEGF-positive tumors than in patients with VEGF-negative tumors.
Although active inflammation or infectious lesions are benign, they sometimes have a faster peak and/or a higher maximum enhancement ratio than malignant neoplasms.
With 110% or lower maximum enhancement ratio as the cutoff value, the positive predictive value for malignancy was 92% with a sensitivity of 63% and a specificity of 74%.
Considering the results obtained at pH 5.5, the maximum enhancement ratios were found for polysorbate 80 and the combination ethanol/PG/OA (10.72 and 3.90).
Some parametric pixel-by-pixel mapping, such as the mean and maximum enhancement ratios, show significantly higher values in cirrhosis than in normal livers [16].
A maximum enhancement (final and initial average height ratio ≈ 40 1) occurs after 8 s of exposure to SF6 (Figure 7a), while pseudo Bosch plasma quickly consumes the mask, and the ratio between final and initial average height remains constant around 5 1 for different etching times.
Maximum enhancement was observed at sCD4/gp120 weight ratios of ≥ 0.6 (Fig. 1 insert), corresponding to a molar ratio of ≥ 1.2 [ 32], in agreement with the observation that gp120-CD4 consistes cofsist oneone molecule each of CD4 and gp120 [ 16].
In the experiments, the maximum power generation efficiency and net power enhancement ratio of metal foam inserted TEG were 2.49% and 1.33, respectively.
