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THz imaging uses non-invasive radiation and although it is among the most attractive emerging imaging modalities, it has not yet become fully established.

With respect to nonpharmacologic treatment modalities, it has been occasionally recommended that patients should participate in self-management programs with psychosocial interventions [ 64].

Compared with other imaging modalities, it has the advantage of rich spectral contrast and consequently it can provide information concerning chemical composition, structural status and conductivity.

When comparing these three weaning modalities, it has been observed that weaning patients from mechanical ventilation takes longer when using SIMV and does not improve the success rate; therefore, currently SIMV would not be indicated [ 55, 56].

With recent advances in imaging modalities, it has also become apparent that patients may have early osteochondral damage and meniscal tears that are asymptomatic but represent significant risk factors for progressive OA.

Although effective as a thromboprophylactic modality, it has a number of important issues that make its use challenging, particularly in patients with cancer.

For the most commonly studied visual modality, it has been shown that animals accumulate evidence near-optimally over time (Kiani and Shadlen, 2009).

With respect to screening modality, it has been shown that for breast cancers occurring after HL, unlike those in BRCA mutation carriers, MRI does not have superior sensitivity to mammography [109,110].

Because the N1 enhancement has been previously observed only in the auditory modality, it had been mainly interpreted as reflecting a mechanism specific for the auditory system, and explained in terms of, for example, a facilitation of discrete areas in the primary auditory cortex [19].

We believe NTIRE should be further investigated as an alternative to current modalities, since it has two major advantages.

Fluorescence imaging provides a method for detection of specific molecules at subcellular resolution that is potentially superior to conventional imaging modalities; however, it has not been extensively applied in clinical settings, in part because of limitations on penetration depth and excessive background signals.