Of the 120 participants with brain scans, we compared the means of continuous characteristics and frequency of categorical characteristics of participants according to the headache status.
To assess the effect of laser scanning, we compared a continuously imaged optic lobe (scanned every 30 min for approximately 15 min) with an unscanned control optic lobe of the same brain ex vivo.
Then, for the homologous regions scanned for polymorphism, we compared the human, chimpanzee and macaque sequences in the 27 species multiple alignment available from the UCSC genome center to get fixed indel and single nucleotide differences between human and chimpanzee.
To investigate the interscan reproducibility of three baseline scans, we compared scans 1 and 2, 1 and 3, and 2 and 3 for LN volumes and SUVmean, SUVmax, SUVthreshold, mSUVthreshold, and SUVfixed volume using Bland-Altman analysis [19].
To ensure the reliability and compatibility of the data, we compared the subjects scanned on the two scanners on sociodemographic and imaging parameters.
In order to document the effect of the reduction of the necessary scanned path, we compare the path length saved by the presented algorithm to the standard matrix-based approach for the surface shown in Figure 3.
Using in-situ scanning tunnelling microscopy, we compare the Ni/Au(111) electrochemical epitaxy on reconstructed and on unreconstructed Au(111).
For the rotation analyses, we used the first series of scans, where we compared BMD in corresponding regions but in different rotations.
We then compared the alanine scanning results for motif positions as classified above.
Canadian scientists used CT scans to compare the brains of bilingual and monolingual Alzheimer's patients and found that being able to speak multiple languages seemed to keep patients cognitively agile for longer.
