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Compared with morphometric imaging, SPECT is a more sensitive modality for functional imaging used to detect the early stages of neurodegenerative disease before shrinkage [4].

Compared with morphometric imaging, SPECT is a more sensitive modality for functional imaging used to detect the early stages of neurodegenerative disease before shrinkage in AD [4].

Inasmuch as available diagnostic modalities often fail to detect the tumour lesions in patients with slightly elevated serum calcitonin levels, a more sensitive modality is needed.

Contrary to this premise, a previous cadaveric model comparing MRI and CT for the detection of periprosthetic osteolysis suggested that MRI may in fact be the more sensitive modality (Walde et al. 2005).

Demonstration of inflammation requires more sensitive modalities like ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI); the inflammation can also then be quantified.

CBCT imaging has been recognized as a more sensitive imaging modality for identifying sinus thickening and pathoses in the posterior maxilla compared to panoramic radiography [21, 22].

In contrast to CT and conventional MRI, FDG PET offers high lesion-to-background contrast, making it a potentially more sensitive imaging modality for the detection of lesions.

Computer tomography, a more sensitive diagnostic modality, may detect less calcified discs not visible on conventional radiography and may in this way be of advantage when considering breed screening programs.

Nevertheless, since screening will detect more cancers at an earlier stage, which is typically associated with lower treatment costs compared to cancers with a poorer prognostic index (Johnston, 2001), further cost savings are likely to be realised with CE MRI as it is a more sensitive screening modality.

Over the past decade, several studies have demonstrated that annual magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a significantly more sensitive screening modality than annual mammography (Kriege et al, 2004; Warner et al, 2004; Kuhl et al, 2005; Lehman et al, 2005; MARIBS study group, 2005; Hagen et al, 2007; Lehman et al, 2007; Warner et al, 2008; Rijnsburger et al, 2010; Sardanelli et al, 2011).

(xii) Recently, we redirected our in vivo imaging efforts to the more sensitive imaging modality of bioluminescence, and toward this end, we reported bioluminogenic phosphine reagent 11. (xiii) Like fluorogenic reagent 10, compound 11 releases luciferin during its Staudinger ligation with phosphines.