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Caramanos 2010 looked specifically at repositioning in relation to SIENA, which is
a longitudinal analysis, but one could assume that repositioning affected the scan-rescan variability of some ROIs in our cross-sectional analysis. We
are assuming have assumed that the consistency of positioning varies between sites, because
we did not define a standardized positioning
protocol. protocol was not defined. A big reason for this
is because we want was to be able to incorporate data that was previously acquired for future studies.
In the scaling factor derivation, we take the average of the two volumes to calibrate, and calculate an "overall" bias. We
do have some measure of positioning consistency that
is was reflected in the amount of variability due to the site-by-run interaction term in our ICC calculation, since variability in positioning
will certainly would contribute to the variability of volumes between runs at particular sites. This variance component
is was much smaller than the variance due to subjects/sites/subjects x site/unexplained, and the specific variance component for
run is runxsite was reported for each ROI in the supplemental materials. Overall, the majority of the variance
is was explained by subject, site, and the subjectxsite interaction than by the site by run term.