____ is used by imaging scientists and engineers to mean the ratio between the highest detectable radiation level and the lowest detectable radiation level for an image receptor.
A) Latitude
B) Range-of-adjustment
C) Exposure latitude
D) Exposure factor creep

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Latitude refers to the difference between the highest and lowest detectable radiation levels in an image receptor. It is used by imaging scientists and engineers to describe the dynamic range of the imaging system. It is also known as exposure latitude. Range-of-adjustment and exposure factor creep are not commonly used terms in imaging science.

____ Is Used by Imaging Scientists and Engineers to Mean