Sentence examples for absolute imaging from inspiring English sources
For NIR imaging, absolute imaging is normally used at a superficial depth, and differential imaging for all other depths.
Given the difficulties of absolute imaging, such as uncertainties in whether non-scattering or anisotropic regions will be detectable or effect images, these approaches are far from being ready to use for the development of a hematoma imaging device.
Experimental results show that the proposed image processing method can improve the measurement accuracy of the proposed absolute optical imaging position encoder by several microns.
To improve the measurement accuracy, a novel absolute optical imaging position encoder is proposed.
Here, we use transient and absolute photoluminescence imaging to visualize all non-radiative recombination pathways in planar pin-type perovskite solar cells with undoped organic charge transport layers.
Current areas of relevance are (i) design of new molecular probes for BIRDS, (ii) early cancer detection and metastasis using absolute pH imaging, (iii) application of new probes for BIRDS as molecular targets for diseases (e.g., diabetes), and (iv) detection of tumor response to treatments (e.g., radiation, chemotherapy, heat).
This laminar gap in labeling was not absolute; higher resolution imaging showed that some of the M1-L4 neurons were clearly labeled with the retrograde tracer but at lower intensity compared with cells in adjacent layers.
However, the absolute number of imaging procedures declined at the intervention sites and increased at the control sites and we are confident that there was no change in the characteristics of patient populations from the before to the after periods and no selection bias.
Yao, L., Huang, H. & Jiang, H. Finite-element-based Finite-element-basedg of absolute temphotoacousticimaging
This paper describes the underlying theory of iMQC temperature detection, as well as extensions of that work allowing not only for imaging of absolute temperature but also for imaging of analyte concentrations through chemically-selective spin density imaging.
Zeintl et al. [5] showed that the uncertainties in the calibration factor are a dominant factor in the variability of absolute quantification in SPECT imaging.
