Sentence examples for per scanner from inspiring English sources

Per scanner, the data points A m,0 and A m,180 were compared with a two-sided paired t test.

Additionally, this method can be used to assess individual scanner precision in order to exclude underperforming scanners from multicenter studies, provided that multiple measurements per scanner are used.

By measuring a range of 124I activities in a phantom experiment, a linear relation between the reference and measured activities can be derived per scanner.

c Box plot of the CTDIvol-median value, interquartile range, total range and outliers for all CT-lumbar spine examinations on four CT systems with the national P75 and P25 DRLs as benchmark Table 4 Median CTDIvol (mGy) per scanner for the different CT regions.

Rings were also presented at four different eccentricities (4 Hz contrast reversing black and white checkerboards, 12.8 second stimulus blocks alternating with 12.8 seconds fixation, random stimulus order; 4 scanner runs per subject, 145 whole brain volumes per scanner run, other parameters as for meridians).

We collected passive retinotopy data for subjects A, B & C. Full field vertical and horizontal meridians, 4 Hz contrast reversing black and white checkerboards, were presented for 12.8 secs in alternating blocks; 10, 8 & 6 scanner runs for subjects A, B & C; 176 whole-brain volumes per scanner run; 40 contiguous 3.25 mm slices with 3.25×3.25 mm in-plane resolution, volume TR 2.564 sec).

On the basis of the results of a survey conducted by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) in 30 member countries, Japan has 92.6 CT scanners and 40.1 MRI scanners per million population, the highest among OECD member countries.

The available aerial photographs were scanned with a 600 dots per inch scanner.

High-tech diagnostic equipment is less abundant: in 2007 there were, for example, 25.9 MRI scanners per million Americans compared with 8.2 in Britain.

There were fewer than ten MRI scanners per million Americans in 1993, according to OECD data.

With regard to health-care supply, Southern regions have a smaller number of hospital beds, more private facilities, and a poorer endowment of advanced medical equipment: for example, Northern regions had 9 MRI scanners per million inhabitants in 2007 compared with 6.3 in Southern regions [ 23].