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. 2022 Mar 30;12:5395. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-09327-1

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Image scores of scans with motion corruption in each section. Displayed is the absolute and relative number (%) of ungated images rated with a score of zero, one or two sorted by the timepoint (section) and the speed of the corrupting motion. On the righthand side a scale bar shows the matching colour for the referring values in percent. All images without motion were labelled with a score of zero (100%) whereas all images containing motion corruption in the middle section received a score of two (100%). Images with motion in the first or last section were mostly rated with a score of one. None of the images in the first or last section of the scan was rated with a score of two.