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Thanks to the many visual aids provided such as colour photographs and early engravings, the reader is able to better visualise the action.

However, to better visualise local PCa recurrences, radiolabelled choline and [11C]acetate have been evaluated.

Furthermore, the use of radial imaging has been described in the literature as a way to better visualise the acetabular labrum [4].

To better visualise the difference between the distributions of dH under the two different conditions of geomagnetic activity we remove quiet dH residuals from disturbed ones to eliminate common features, particularly the quiet daytime ionospheric contribution.

T2-weighted axial images should be preferentially acquired in high resolution and perpendicularly to the major axis of the tumour because this technique allows to better visualise the tumour and to correctly assess the distance between tumour and mesorectal fascia.

To better visualise this fact, in Fig. 6 we show the differences between observed data, SCHA, RS-SCHA and IGRF-11 values in X, Y and Z components for the sites of Tirana Albaniaandand Masseria Maserino (Italy).

To linearise and therefore better visualise the pCS1-type plasmids, C. sordellii genomic DNA-containing plugs were digested with BlpI before being subjected to pulsed-field gel analysis.

The enlargements in Figure 9c,d also show the slow flow on S in a neighbourhood of the two equilibria and better visualise the interaction of the two orbit segments with s 1 and s 2. The equilibria s 1 and s 2 are both saddles, but with respect to the slow flow on S, the equilibrium s 1 is stable (black dot) and s 2 is a saddle (red dot).

Our work shows the potential of using integrated surface-subsurface modelling alongside with rigorous model calibration to better understand and visualise the role of groundwater in runoff generation even with limited datasets.

The faint calcification seen at the lateral skull x-ray (a) was confirmed on non-contrast-enhanced CT (NCECT) to be a calcified meningioma overlying the right frontal cortex (b), better visualised on the 3D reconstruction (c).

On soft tissue window settings (b) (soft tissue algorithm) the lesion is better visualised.