Table 2.

Measured T_{2, IJV} of 20 subjects and their individual Y_v (using Eq. [3], A = 7.18, C = 59.6) and corresponding OEF estimation (Eq. [4], assuming Y_a = 0.98). The standard errors of the fitted T_{2, IJV}, and their error propagations into Y_v and OEF, are shown as the uncertainty of the results for each individual.

subject	T2, IJV (ms)	Yv	OEF
female:1	68±6	0.64±0.06	0.34±0.06
2	54±2	0.56±0.03	0.42±0.03
3	67±2	0.64±0.02	0.35±0.03
4	60±3	0.60±0.04	0.39±0.04
5	72±1	0.66±0.02	0.32±0.02
6	54±1	0.56±0.02	0.42±0.02
7	70±2	0.65±0.02	0.33±0.02
8	67±2	0.64±0.02	0.35±0.03
9	67±2	0.64±0.02	0.35±0.03
10	55±2	0.57±0.03	0.42±0.03
mean ± std:	63.4 ± 7.0	0.62 ± 0.04	0.37 ± 0.04
male:1	61±3	0.61±0.04	0.38±0.04
2	68±4	0.64±0.04	0.34±0.04
3	57±3	0.58±0.04	0.41±0.04
4	54±4	0.56±0.05	0.42±0.06
5	68±4	0.64±0.04	0.34±0.04
6	55±1	0.57±0.02	0.42±0.02
7	64±2	0.62±0.03	0.36±0.03
8	66±1	0.63±0.02	0.35±0.02
9	64±2	0.62±0.03	0.36±0.03
10	57±1	0.58±0.02	0.41±0.02
mean ± std:	61.4 ± 5.3	0.61 ± 0.03	0.38 ± 0.03
female and male data combined
mean ± std:	62.4 ± 6.1	0.61 ± 0.03	0.37 ± 0.04