Lehman and Schnall emphasize that mammography and breast MRI have overlapping, but nonidentical, sensitivity for clinically occult breast cancer, underscoring that the newer method, MRI, is a companion, not a replacement for, the existing and extensively tested older modality, mammography [ 7].
Further development of this technology may have the potential to overcome the previous limitations associated with older modalities of inducing hyperthermia and lead to reduced morbidity and mortality for patients.
It provides proof positive that the old political modalities premised on a White Us and a Non-White Them are no longer helpful in modern day Britain.
This returns to an older pharmacological modality, in which a "model system" might be a guinea pig ileum perfused in an solution of compound (57), except that now tens of thousands of compounds are screened.
High-resolution neuroimaging such as 3-dimensional volumetric imaging and the 3-tesla unit might become routinely available for visualizing lesions that used to be undetectable with older imaging modalities [ 24, 25].
A larger response when identifying "new" words possibly resulted from exhaustive recollecting the sensory properties of "old" words in modality appropriate sensory cortices.
無 bo 4 may be ambiguous between negation of existence and negation of deontic modality in Old Chinese.
In the following two visual and two auditory blocks, subjects saw and heard 60 new words and six more repetitions of each of the 10 old words in each modality (Figure S1).
Relational agents computational artifacts designed to build and maintain long-term social emotional relationships with users may provide an effective interface modality for older adults.
Pain and disability determine treatment modality for older patients with adult scoliosis, while deformity guides treatment for younger patients.
