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Maximum response intensity was automatically calculated based on difference between the average value of frames 9 12 (before stimulus onset) and average of maximum intensity, one value before and two after.

We performed two independent attribution analyses: one on the maximum intensity and one on the duration of the MHWs.

The presence of one or more of these findings in a patient with an acute non-traumatic headache reaching maximum intensity within one hour and that is unlike previous headaches should prompt physicians to consider investigating for subarachnoid haemorrhage.

Diagnosis is performed on unenhanced helical CT with a small slab of maximum intensity projection reconstruction showing one or more enlarged arteries, feeding a serpiginous mass or nodule, and one or more draining veins (Fig.  4B and C) [ 5].

The low-temperature measurements revealed that the first PL band was unchanged with cooling, while the slight increase of maximum intensity of the second one was obviously due to overlapping with near-infrared band.

We defined "alert" as a Glasgow coma score of 15 (scale ranges from 3 to15, with 15 being normal), "non-traumatic" as no falls or direct trauma to the head in the previous seven days, and "acute" as headache reaching maximum intensity in less than one hour after onset.

The maximum intensity of solar radiation in one of the hours in experimental days is found to be 1,347 W/m2.

The spectra data showed two peaks of maximum intensity for all OPA amino acid studied, one of them near 450 nm and the other one with lower intensity around 500 nm (summarized in Fig.  1b, c).

Coronal, sagittal, and axial WBC slice data were overlaid on the CT slice in color individually windowed so that maximum intensity was obtained in at least one pixel in a given infection focus.

"Acute headache" was defined as one that reached maximum intensity within an hour of onset.

z-stack images were acquired (Olympus FV1000 or FV300 confocal microscope) and ImageJ software (Wayne Rasband, NIH) was used to create maximum intensity z-projections; these span only one side of the embryo unless otherwise stated.