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updated definition
updated definition
updated definition
updated definition
typo correction
added more synonyms
Definition added by myself, not discussed in the ontology group.
fixed missing comma
| "@id": "https://openminds.om-i.org/instances/MRIPulseSequence/echoPlanarPulseSequence", | ||
| "@type": "https://openminds.om-i.org/types/MRIPulseSequence", | ||
| "definition": "In magnetic resonance imaging, an 'echo-planar pulse sequence' is a contrasting technique where each radio frequency field (RF) excitation is followed by a train of gradient echoes with different spatial encoding allowing for very rapid scanning. [adapted from [wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics_of_magnetic_resonance_imaging#Echo-planar_imaging)]", | ||
| "definition": "A magnetic resonance image pulse sequence that is composed of multiple echoes at different phase steps (often collected blocks of 64 or 128 phase steps), which are acquired using rephasing gradients where rephasing is achieved by rapidly reversing the readout or frequency-encoding gradient.", |
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It would be "an MR image", but "a magnetic resonance image".
(The letter "M" is pronounced "em", which starts with a vowel, so we use "an". The word "magnetic" starts with the sound "m", a consonant, and so we use "a")
fixed typo
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Decided during offline meeting with @tgbugs, @Raphael-Gazzotti, @spieschnik and @Peyman-N that pulse sequences are not "weighted". Therefore all the pulse sequences in this PR should be updated (i.e., remove "weighted" from their names). |
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Updated instances based on #156 and terms discussed during the ontology meeting.
Instances are partially missing definitions.