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This noninvasive, three-dimensional imaging modality has become widely used and essential for the initial staging and evaluation of the response after treatment in patients with malignant lymphoma and has been integrated in the Revised International Workshop criteria for malignant lymphoma [12].

Atomic force microscopy (AFM), initially developed as a topographical imaging modality, has become an important tool for investigating the mechanical properties and dynamic behavior of biological molecules, materials, cells, and tissues [1].

This is not surprising, because sub-segmental TACE as a curative treatment modality has become widely accepted in Korea as well as in Japan.

However with the rapid increase of the utilization of OrthoK worldwide, potential complications associated with this treatment, especially used as overnight modality, have become a significant concern.

Multimodal neuroimaging, which we refer to as the collective information offered in multiple imaging modalities, has become a major driver for current research due to the awareness of the clinical benefits of the multimodal data.

Multimodal neuroimaging, which we declare as the summation of information from different neuroimaging modalities, has become one of the major drivers in neuroimaging research due to the recognition of the clinical benefits of multimodal data [7, 8], and the better access to hybrid devices, e.g., PET/CT   [9, 10], PET/MRI  [11], and PET/MRI/EEG [12].

The utility of animal models of disease for assessing the safety of novel therapeutic modalities has become an increasingly important topic of discussion as research and development efforts focus on improving the predictive value of animal studies to support accelerated clinical development.

Acquisition of large-scale data sets representing a variety of data modalities has become a crucial aspect of experimental system characterization.

Disappointing outcomes of clinical trials in anti-dengue modalities have become commonplace.

Many therapeutic modalities have become available for the treatment of breast cancer.

Simultaneously, these treatment modalities have become available for clinical use in an increasing number of countries and hence, for an increasing number of patients.