Sentence examples for As delineation from inspiring English sources

This database was augmented as delineation was performed on successive subjects.

However, the assessment of the serotonergic system in the human hypothalamus in vivo is difficult as delineation of the hypothalamus is cumbersome with conventional region-of-interest analysis.

When the mean-count polar maps were computed, the delineation coming from the Bowsher reconstructions with the MR as anatomical prior information was used as delineation also for all other reconstructions.

Selection of significant features for prognostic models is of considerable importance because external parameters such as delineation method and image reconstruction parameters affect reproducibility and robustness of these features [14, 36].

They noted that conducting ethical review with a single, central IRB of record (CIRB) is an alternative to the current system, but "[u]nfamiliarity with local context, as well as delineation of responsibilities of local and central IRBs, are barriers to adoption of CIRBs.

It is possible that our current choice of wavelengths, although promising, do not provide optimal performance as far as delineation of proliferative lesions is concerned.

In this study, first, second and higher-order radiomic features were extracted from each of the PET-AS delineations.

The DL of the remaining 3 lesions could not be delineated over their entire circumferences, and they were assessed as unsuccessful delineation (Table  1).

MRI, in addition to its diagnostic capability, has been recognized as the ideal imaging modality for soft tissue prostate delineation, as well as for discrimination of nearby normal tissues (Dinh et al. 2016).

The high polymorphism within populations and the species-specific alleles suggest the developed markers will be valuable in studies of population structure, dispersal, and species delineation, as well as for selection of populations for restoration projects.

There are also RefOGs that only some of the databases mispredict, and, thus, hint at database-specific improvements, i.e. several operational differences, such as the delineation of hierarchical groups, and the usage of (as close as possible) outgroups affect the accuracy of predicted OGs.