Added functional MRI acquisition sequence subclasses #19
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- BOLD/VASO/ASL fMRI acquisition sequences. - Added ASL fMRI acquisition sequence subclasses: continuous/pulsed/velocity selective/diffusion prepared pseudocontinuous ASL fMRI acquisition sequences.
Deleted ASL fMRI data set in order to avoid merge conflict. Term is already added on fMRI-terms-1 branch. Added synonym to fMRI acquisition sequence and added myself as a term editor. Added synonyms to all fMRI acquisition sequence subclasses. modified defs to include acronyms, and assigned ID's within the range (e.g. MRIO_1000000) for each term.
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Oct 21, 2024
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BOLD/VASO/ASL fMRI acquisition sequences.
Added ASL fMRI acquisition sequence subclasses: continuous/pulsed/velocity selective/diffusion prepared pseudocontinuous ASL fMRI acquisition sequences.