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Measurements of maximum signal change (MSC) appeared to provide higher reproducibility within individuals and greater sensitivity to differences between individuals than region of interest (ROI) suprathreshold voxel counts.

The optimized d(t) should be able to receive the maximum signal change range among all other functions forms within the constraint of the quality.

We conclude that glucose sensing based on GBP and FRET does not produce a larger enough signal change for clinical use; both the nature of the environmentally sensitive dye and its site of conjugation seem important for maximum signal change; badan-GBP152C has a large glucose-induced fluorescence change, suitable for development as a glucose sensor.

Specifically, the macro sensor yielded an observed binding affinity of 596 μM and maximum signal change of ∼20%.

(3) F = F max · [ L ] / (K d + [ L ] ) + m [ L ] where F is the percentage signal change, Fmax is the maximum signal change, [L] is the ligand concentration and Kd is the dissociation constant for SecA ligand.

Thus the maximum signal changes induced by blood volume are therefore estimated for radial diffusivity between 0.50% and 0.01% and for parallel diffusivity between −0.54% and −0.72%.

Add to this a problem that maximum signal changes are only small (1 2%) and therefore the technique is extremely demanding.

The mean maximum signal changes of all brain areas encountered during hyperalgesic stimulation were compared to those of corresponding areas on the contralateral noninjected side.

In addition, several brain areas showed significantly higher mean maximum signal changes only during hyperalgesic stimulation and not during nonpainful stimulation (Table 3(b)).

Figures 5 and 6 were generated with the criterion described above, where percentage BOLD amplitude corresponds to the mean difference between the maximum and minimum signal change over a run.

Reference data are provided for the maximum correlation of the measured BOLD-signal time course to the applied reference function (rmax), for the maximum relative signal change (dS%), cluster size and Euklidian coordinates of Broca and Wernicke activation and of the anatomical homologues in the right hemispheres.