The phrase "accurately registered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been recorded or documented in a precise and correct manner.
Example: "The data was accurately registered in the system, ensuring that all information is up to date."
Alternatives: "correctly recorded" or "precisely documented."
By minimizing patient movement between the CT and PET scans and accounting for the axial separation of the two modalities, accurately registered anatomical and functional images can be obtained.
To overcome these issues, we first accurately registered in vivo imaging to the prostatectomy specimen using a multi-step approach presented in this paper.
The implant positions were then accurately registered by utilising light-cured resin tray material (Individo® Lux, Voco Gmbh, Germany) and abutment level impression copings.
Most (78%) of the patients (n = 23) who had accurately registered the data reported that the greatest clinical benefit of OnabotA was the reduction in the headache intensity.
TLS enables the detection of temporal changes in topography at millimeter to centimeter scales when the measurements are performed multiple times and the multi-temporal point clouds are accurately registered to each other (Lane et al. 2003; Teza et al. 2007; Olsen et al. 2009; Milan et al. 2011; DeLong et al. 2015).
Our algorithm always successfully and accurately registered these two scans (i.e., S r = 100% and Δ = 2.86 cm). Figure 8 An example of the scene environment changed at two different acquisition time instants: the first scan is rendered with its reflectance and the second one is rendered with a colour map based on its changes w.r.t. the first one.
However, visual inspection of the registration between SPECT and CT revealed that this automatic registration did not accurately register all images; therefore, accurate manual registration was required in all cases.
One is the large amount of data it would generate; another is the problem of accurately registering each photograph against the background starfield.
State-of-the-art techniques for 6D object pose recovery depend on occlusion-free point clouds to accurately register objects in 3D space.
Theological parsing, sometimes referred to as "loving the sinner and hating the sin," is often lost on young minds that accurately register parental disgust, but little of the religious call for compassion.
A second stage fine alignment is then used to accurately register the scans from the first approximate alignment.
