gated
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- adjective
- /ˈɡeɪtɪd/
- Specialized
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controlado por compuerta
- The gated signal allowed the system to process information only when triggered by the control input.
- gated data
- gated and ungated data
- gated data set
Well, if you if you can imagine that normally the connections between neurons are very cleverly gated.
- Well, if you if you can imagine that normally the connections between neurons are very cleverly gated.
Examples
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The gated SPECT data were reconstructed as both gated and ungated data sets to produce short-axis slices.
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We have a voltage gated sodium channel.
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Here we have the voltage gated sodium channel.
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The low count data from gated studies results in data with low statistical certainty.
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There are a number of strategies employed for processing the gated and ungated data sets.
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Table 2 provides an overview of the gated data versus the ungated data for patient motion.
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There are no guidelines or protocols published that describe the appropriate strategy for gated SPECT reconstruction.
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The ROC area under the curve for the gated data, defined by the solid line in figure 1, was 0.889.
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Noise is more problematic in low count studies, so gated SPECT studies can significantly benefit from appropriate image filtering and processing.
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All patients were positioned supine with their feet into the gantry for an eight-interval gated SPECT acquisition.
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Etymology
Gated in technology comes from the idea of a gate as a barrier that only 'opens' at the right time, so a gated signal or circuit only lets a signal through when it is allowed.