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Table 2: 
Correlations between rCBV and fractional MVA under different PLD and modeling conditionsa
Conditions for rCBV MeasurementPearson Correlation (r)P ValueSpearman Correlation (ρ)P Value
Fractional MVA1.00–1.00–
No PLD (IBN)0.46.020.33.12
No PLD (NICE + gvf)0.51.010.26.19
No PLD (NICE − gvf)0.35.100.18.39
PLD (IBN)0.64<.0010.58.001
PLD (NICE + gvf)0.53<.010.28.15
PLD (NICE − gvf)0.59.0010.40.04
  • Note:—+ indicates with; −, without; –, not applicable; gvf, γ variate fitting.
  • ↵a Both PLD correction and IBN software modeling were needed to achieve maximal correlation.