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Fig. 6C. —Example of data that could have been handled in table format. (Reprinted with permission from [8]) Graphs show findings for reticular (A), small nodular (B), and ground-glass (C) abnormalities in four display formats. Appropriate receiver operating characteristic curves are used, but curves are not significantly different for any abnormalities. Repetition is unproductive. In each graph, it is difficult to discern individual curves and their identification.