Meanings of spatial statistics in inglês

High angular resolution diffusion images were obtained and analyzed using tract-based spatial statistics.

FA values were compared between these groups using the unbiased tract-based spatial statistics approach.

DTI data were analyzed using a tract-based spatial statistics approach.

Tract-based spatial statistics analysis was also performed to investigate the deeper white matter tracts.

Our quantitative, spatial statistics analysis could benefit H&E section analysis by refining and complementing cellular characteristics analysis.

Atlas-based spatial statistics of DTI was applied to compare White matter (WM) fibers impairment between groups.

Regional analyses of frontal WM volume and diffusion tensor imaging metrics were performed and verified with tract-based spatial statistics.

We next devise spatial statistics for analyzing spatial arrangement and organization, which are not detectable by individual cellular characteristics.

Using tract-based spatial statistics (TBSS), we examined diffusion parameters in a sample of patients with severe chronic schizophrenia.

Tract based spatial statistics (TBSS) were employed to assess white matter abnormalities and their correlation with cognitive flexibility.

Tract-based spatial statistics (TBSS) analyses of whole-brain FA and MD images in each individual and group comparisons were carried out.

We investigated group differences in cognitive function, gray matter volume through voxel-based morphometry, and white matter integrity by means of tract-based spatial statistics.

Tract-based spatial statistics revealed decreased FA and axial diffusivity of the cerebral white matter in the tuberous sclerosis complex group, suggesting reduced axonal integrity.

Tract-Based Spatial Statistics (TBSS) was carried out to investigate difference in white matter integrity between 2 groups within DTI parameter maps.

Tract-Based Spatial Statistics was used to test for differences in fractional anisotropy (FA) in the whole brain between the three groups.