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However, it should be noted that the low-scoring nature of NHL means that what appears to be a visually large overestimate here (Figure 6) is small when compared to the deviations seen in the other sports.
Fifty-four patients with a visually large ischaemic core did not receive rtPA treatment, and 215 patients considered to lack significant mismatch visually did not receive rtPA treatment.
However, the 60 patients without visually large cores had more favourable baseline imaging characteristics than treated target mismatch (smaller cores and smaller perfusion lesions), yet still had a worse outcome than the treated target mismatch group.
Thirty-one of 54 patients excluded from rtPA treatment based on a visually large perfusion CT ischaemic core had a quantitative perfusion CT ischaemic core >70 ml (the remaining 23 fulfilled off-line target mismatch criteria, as detailed above).
This is because these punctuation marks carry space above them, which, when added to the adjacent standard word spaces, combines to create a visually larger space.
Moreover, changes in searches appear to follow a dose-response pattern where larger tax increases produce visually larger increases in avoidance and cessation searches, e.g. in Florida (Figure 1B & 1C).
Less distinct and visually larger granules were present in this region throughout the night, at ZT 16 and 20.
We address this gap in the literature by providing a novel interactive visualization tool to explore and visually analyze large collections of insect trajectories.
They tended to be more precise, larger, or more visually prominent after feedback.
Hearst's student, Aditi Muralidharan, had a poster describing WordSeer, a tool for visually analyzing large literary works that she built in collaboration with Berkeley Humanities scholars.
She is one of the designers of a text analysis tool called Paper Machines that makes it possible for historians to visually examine large digital libraries to look for changes in language and other clues about social, political and economic behavior.
