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Figure 2 Mean density curves and AUC CV T ) distributions.

Figure 2 shows the CV mean density curves and AUC CVT) distributions of the healthy and the COPD distributions for the top-ranked LEHR-125 MBq design and a reduced lung.

(a) The mean density curves of the 40 noise realisations of the CV values for the imaged healthy distribution (black line) and imaged COPD activity distribution (grey line) for the top-ranked LEHR-125 MBq design in Table 5 (a kernel edge length of 2.3 cm, six iterations (96 updates) and a cutoff frequency of 0.7 cm−1).

A mean density curve was subsequently constructed based on these subjects (hereafter called the mean curve).

For comparison, the same procedure was applied to the mean density curve (Figure 5).

The segmented lung divided into inner and outer volumes, (a) the mean density curve (solid green line), and its inner (light green area), and outer (dark green area) volume components, as well as the S12 density curve (solid black line), and its inner (black dashed line) and outer (black dash-dotted line) volume components.

Figure 5 Entire, inner, peripheral density curves for mean (S1 to S4) and S12, and coronal inner/peripheral contours.

Subjects S10 to S13 showed deviating density curves compared to the mean curve (calculated from subjects S1 to S4), and consequently higher AUC CV > 20%) values, without abnormalities detected by lung function tests.

The density curves of the top10 mean genomic relationships between crossbred animals and animals from the three different reference populations are in Fig.  5.

According to Fig.  5, the density curves of the top10 mean genomic relationships suggested that crossbreds had a closer relatedness with Landrace pigs than with Yorkshire pigs.

The electrochemical performance of the cell is analysed for several temperatures and fuel utilisations, by means of the voltage and power density versus current density curves.