Sentence examples for modalities for instance from inspiring English sources

Combinations of different marker modalities – for instance, markers of dynamic turnover (typically biochemical markers) and assessment of current status (for example, by MRI) – may provide complementary information and thereby superior identification of progressors for clinical trial design.

Molecular imaging is a diverse technology which includes various modalities, for instance, positron emission tomography (PET), single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), ultrasound (US), and optical imaging (Raman, quantum dots, bioluminescence, photoacoustic imaging, etc).

Although Art Therapy is widely used as a psychotherapeutic modality, for instance, to facilitate self expression [ 33, 34] and coping [ 35, 36] there is surprisingly little evidence on its effect on anxiety and depression although in this study it did appear to have an effect despite significance not being reached.

People usually use different modalities, as for instance speech and body movements, in order to interact with each other.

The mood, for instance.

If an increase in incidence occurs, this can be due to improved diagnostic modalities (i.e., for instance detection of previously unrecognized tumors by improved imaging, improved recognition of the disease by pathologists, or the start of a screening program) or due to a true increase in the incidence of the disease.

For instance, both modalities have proven their ability to assess myocardial perfusion or viability, so that parameters coming from MRI or PET could be prioritised to avoid redundant information and to shorten acquisition protocols.

For instance, either modality could be used if a pseudocyst or collection is suspected.

For instance, the modality itself runs under various names such as "nuclear medicine therapy," "radiopharmaceutical therapy," and "(targeted) radionuclide therapy," in addition to "molecular radiotherapy," as used herein.

Finally, multimodal perceptual experiences, illusions, and explanatory strategies may illuminate the phenomenological unity of experiences in different modalities, or the sense in which, for instance, an auditory experience and a visual experience of some happening comprise a single encompassing experience (see the entry on the unity of consciousness).

This may occur by convergence of modality-specific information onto multisensory neurons, for instance in the superior temporal gyrus/sulcus [85], [86].