… we will use from now on the term “g-ratio weighted imaging” as suggested by [Campbell et
al… The calibration procedure plays a critical role for group comparison studies. For example, in …

… the potential of in vivo g-ratio weighted imaging for a variety of … To facilitate modelling, brain
tissue is decomposed into four … stable in terms of repeatability and comparability than F V F …

… and made comparisons with ex-vivo measurements of the … time per slice = 170 ms (volume
repetition time TR = 10.2 s), total … These g-ratio weighted connectivity maps may inform brain …

… in early RRMS is limited by technique reproducibility. … This study aims to evaluate in vivo
markers of microstructural … (FDR) correction for multiple comparisons was performed for linear …

… confounding factors and multiple comparisons. Longitudinal changes … in early RRMS is limited
by technique reproducibility. … This study aims to evaluate in vivo markers of microstructural …

… imaging and ultrasensitive protein detection technologies offer new opportunities for quantified
in vivo … Plasma neurofilament levels were measured using a NF-light assay (4-PLEX ‘A’ …

… G-ratio weighted imaging is a non-invasive, in-vivo MRI-… 4 ms duration and a nominal flip
angle of 220). All other sequence parameters were the same for the three sequences: repetition …

… The AIC and BIC were comparable to the Rushton model. … 3) images distributed across 8
flip angles and 4 phase cycle … For all simulated acquisition and permutations of noise levels, …

… provides a simple and reliable in vivo g-ratio-weighted (GR*) … To correct for the multiple
(eight) comparisons, we set the … In order to verify the reproducibility of our measurements, we …

… a g-ratio weighted measurement in vivo using quantitative MRI… study the between-tract
comparisons largely depend on our … 4, we also find that the velocity might change slightly with age…