Sentence examples for scanning in this study from inspiring English sources
Elina Hiltunen argued that it is critical to cover a wide range of topics in the scanning or data-collection process, as it is easy to omit other trends or events if the scanning is focused on a narrow area, and the areas for the scanning in this study were deliberately kept very broad.1 The scope for scanning in this study examined the next 10 to 20 years.
Due to the use of MRI scanning in this study, current pregnancy or the presence of magnetic metal in the body were additional exclusion criteria.
Because bending during locomotion is likely to be greater in the mid-diaphysis than at the site chosen for cortical bone scanning in this study, differences in cortical thickness and possibly other morphological features or properties may have been even more marked at the middiaphyseal site, and possibly in the BPS group also.
Due to the small number of scans in this study and the low acuity patient selection bias, there were no positive scans.
Importantly, longitudinal imaging reduced the number of animals three- to fourfold compared to dissection studies, even 12- to 13-fold when considering the dynamic scans in this study.
We compared the two PET scans in this study, and multiple VOI-based comparison was a feasible method as reported in the previous study to prevent high variability of data in the voxel based analysis [15].
The evaluation FLT-PET scans in this study were performed considerably later than when the flare is reported to occur [6, 18, 32, 33]; therefore, we do not have any concerns regarding potential influence from the flare.
Equally striking on the midsagittal images of the dogs scanned in this study was a repositioning of the olfactory lobe relative to the rest of the brain in dogs with reduced skull length.
The imageinFigure 6 shows a histogram, representative of the scans in this study.
The FP rate for PET scans in this study was 39%, as compared with the 5% to 28% rate reported in the literature.
The variability in timing of the first on-treatment CT scan in this study, however, could not be avoided because of its retrospective design.
