Sentence examples for modalities with a from inspiring English sources
Conversely, in F-group, compared with M-group, GL, TA and VL showed a significantly higher occurrence frequency in the modalities with a high number of activations, and a significantly lower occurrence frequency in the modalities with a low number of activations.
In Fig. 8c, where the manually delineated morphological volume is shown on co-registered MR and SPECT images, there appears to be a difference in the tumour volume visualized between the two modalities, with a smaller volume for SPECT.
In addition, we discuss different possible scenarios for combinations of CAR-T cells and other treatment modalities, with a special emphasis on kinase inhibitors, elaborating on the strategies to maximize synergism.
The aim of this review was to collate and systematize contemporary knowledge about these cells as they relate to glioma progression and antiglioblastoma therapeutic modalities with a view toward improved effectiveness of therapy.
Large confidence intervals were seen for all observers and both modalities with a large overlap.
This review discusses the appearance of musculoskeletal lymphoma across various imaging modalities, with a brief discussion on post-treatment imaging.
The objective of this study was to compare the diagnostic accuracy of 3 extraoral imaging modalities with an intraoral bitewing radiograph for proximal caries detection.
Therefore, comparisons can only be made with studies on other modalities with an effect on tissue temperature and/or blood perfusion.
Taken together, the findings give rise to future treatment possibilities including agents that directly support neurons and reparative processes after injury (39) or modalities with an effect on neuromodulation, such as peripheral pacing of visceral nerves (40).
Continuous dialysis was the most widely used dialysis modality, with a utilization rate up from 56.9 to 61.8%.
In the doubly negated construction, 可/可以 kě/kěyǐ always expresses deontic modality with a strong speaker orientation.
