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Updated on: 24 Dec 2018, 10:47
Originally posted by saxenarahul021 on 01 Dec 2012, 03:56.
Last edited by Bunuel on 24 Dec 2018, 10:47, edited 1 time in total.
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Because there are often so many images per MRI, such that a radiologist's entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like other radiologists who specialize in magnetic resonance imaging, is to analyze first the "data-rich sequences," those segments that can provide the most information.
A. MRI, such that a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like
B. MRI, a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies; my strategy, as
C. MRI that a radiologist's entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like that of
D. MRI, so that a radiologist could well spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, as those of
E. MRI, on which a radiologist could spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, which is like
A. MRI, such that a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like
B. MRI, a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies; my strategy, as
C. MRI that a radiologist's entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like that of
D. MRI, so that a radiologist could well spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, as those of
E. MRI, on which a radiologist could spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, which is like
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Other have comparison issues.
Answer has to be C.
IMO a sub 500 question.
Answer has to be C.
IMO a sub 500 question.
01 Dec 2012, 06:53
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Because there are often so many images per MRI, such that a radiologist's entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like other radiologists who specialize in magnetic resonance imaging, is to analyze first the "data-rich sequences," those segments that can provide the most information.
A. MRI, such that a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like
B. MRI, a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies; my strategy, as
C. MRI that a radiologist's entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like that of
D. MRI, so that a radiologist could well spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, as those of
E. MRI, on which a radiologist could spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, which is like
A. MRI, such that a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like
B. MRI, a radiologists entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies; my strategy, as
C. MRI that a radiologist's entire day could well be occupied with looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, like that of
D. MRI, so that a radiologist could well spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, as those of
E. MRI, on which a radiologist could spend an entire day looking at just one of these studies, my strategy, which is like
In my opinion Its E????
E is wrong because it compares "my strategy" with "other radiologits". Instead, two strategies should be compared to each other.
