Requesting the health professionals to name colleagues and specify whether they give them advice, seek their advice, and the modalities used to do so may have appeared unusual to the health professionals, and they may have been uncomfortable naming individuals they work with.
Awareness of the potential pitfalls in the various imaging modalities enables the radiologist to do the right test and interpret findings appropriately and with improved diagnostic accuracy.
The authors conclude that at some level the CNNs learn features common to the modalities — without being told how to do so.
For the vast majority of Twitter's next 900 million users, the core usage modality will have very little to do with "tweeting," and everything to do with "listening" or "hearing".
It is well established that poor oxygenation of solid tumours is associated with poor prognosis, and it has been suggested that this may have less to do with direct effects of hypoxia on the efficacy of treatment modalities, and more to do with the development of resistant tumour cell clones under hypoxic conditions (Weinmann et al, 2004).
Thus, "[t]he good is something to do, in practice, as care goes on" [ 10] and the practices of care "entail a specific modality of handling questions to do with the good" [ 10].
These can offer powerful benefits, but at times there are kinder, gentler modalities to get the same job done.
While recommending that participants be given a choice among screening modalities, they do state that "colonoscopy and flexible sigmoidoscopy (to a lesser degree) entail possible serious complications" [ 2].
"So what we're doing is using different modalities to address all those problems".
The results of this work will allow us to progress further in the investigation of fluid motion prediction based on imaging modalities that do not require velocity encoding.
