… evaluate the contribution ratio of the partial mean pathlength of cerebral tissue to the … ,
then, we could estimate the contribution ratio of the cerebral tissue to optical signals at the …

… , although optical signal from cerebral tissue could be caught … contribution ratios of
intracerebral tissue to observed absorption change based on diffusion theory. The contribution ratios …

… in arterial/venous ratios and that the ratio does not change … calculation of the cerebral
arterial/venous ratio. Biologic factors … tissue is minimal, 24with the result that our calculation of the …

… oxygenation index (TOI, %) which reflects mixed cerebral arterial and venous oxygenations.
… cerebral arterial to venous volume ratio [A:V ratio]) in the newborn lamb brain using cerebral …

… This contribution of tissue surrounding the vessel causes the origin of the spiral to shift (Fig.
1b). If ΔR urn:x-wiley:07403194:media:MRM1063:tex2gif-stack-12 and Δθ are calculated …

… tissue (such as cerebral tissue) as opposed to shallow tissue (such as scalp), contributes
to NIRS signals measured in infants. A method for separating the effects of deep- and shallow…

… Tamaki, ‘‘Quantitative evaluation of the relative contribution ratio of cerebral tissue to near-infrared
signals in the adult human head: a preliminary study’’ Physiol. Meas. 23, 301–312 (…

… mode of solute transport in cerebral tissue, it is not clear how … may contribute to the passage
of solutes between tissue and … a reduction of bulk flow between tissue and PVS, leading to …

… While we showed evidence of the non-structural contribution to the short-term sMRI-derived
apparent tissue changes, our data can not be over-explained to exclude the existence of …

… Since in the same experiments the N/Pe ratio for T3 was obtained for each tissue, we were
able to calculate the apparent contributions of plasma T3 to cerebral and cerebellar nuclear …