Linearity response of x-ray attenuation.

<p>Linear regression response of x-ray attenuation (HU) in each energy bin as a function of known concentrations of hydroxyapatite (HA) (a–c) and iodine (d–f) in the absence and presence of aluminium (AL) and steel. The standard error ranges between 1 to 3 HU.</p>

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Main Author:	Briya Tariq (19666901) (author)
Other Authors:	Osama Sikander (19666904) (author), Nadine Francis (19666907) (author), Manar Alkhatib (19666910) (author), Farhat Naseer (19666913) (author), Naoufel Werghi (16929741) (author), Esat Memisoglu (14342110) (author), Nabil Maalej (19666916) (author), Aamir Raja (19666919) (author)
Published:	2024
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Summary:	<p>Linear regression response of x-ray attenuation (HU) in each energy bin as a function of known concentrations of hydroxyapatite (HA) (a–c) and iodine (d–f) in the absence and presence of aluminium (AL) and steel. The standard error ranges between 1 to 3 HU.</p>

Linearity response of x-ray attenuation.

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