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Compared to 2D US, this method has the additional advantage of offering a better imaging of the uterine cavity, thus enhancing the accuracy in identifying the anatomy of the female genital tract and especially that of the uterus [103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110].   4.

For these reasons, evaluating the rotator cuff in operated patients with a 3 Tesla MRA permits a better imaging quality that improves detection of tears and ruptures.

While C-MET is likely a better imaging technique than FDG, the use of C-MET may be advantageous over conventional MRI as well.

An unexpected benefit of the membrane confinement is a clearer phase image, and better imaging of subcellular fluorescent markers than what was possible with the agar setup.

Topcon Deep Range Imaging OCT is another new technique designed to produce better imaging of the choroid.

Detection of the choroid-sclera border could be improved by the recently introduced swept-source optical coherence tomography, which compared with SD-OCT has greater sensitivity at scanning deep choroidal structures and the superficial retinal layers in the same image, and with longer wavelength enabling better imaging of deeper structures [ 23].

Sillerud et al. devised a method using blood brain barrier penetrating, amyloid-targeted, superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) for better imaging of amyloid plaque [31].

These included using better imaging of shuttles at takeoff and in space to detect potential problems, developing tools to repair damaged heat protection shuttle components in space, and eliminating the shedding of insulating foam from the main fuel tank during launching.

ECG-gated CTA can be considered for better imaging of the ascending aorta [10].

The CT-method provides better imaging of pathological lesions in bones than normal X-rays [41].

Therefore, better imaging of the spatial areas where stress changes occur following great megathrust earthquakes is needed.