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Since DPPIV/CD26 is also expressed in bile duct epithelial cells, the technique is also adequate to visualize how bile ducts are linked to the bile canalicular network via the canals of Hering (Fig.  3b, c).

Despite this intestinal staining, the Cu/DOTA chelation strategy was adequate to visualize the heart, kidneys, bladder, and tumor, which were quantified using a region of interest (ROI) biodistribution.

Lumbar spine surgeries require adequate exposure to visualize key structures and limited exposure can make surgery more technically difficult, thus increasing the potential for complications.

The reconstruction of PALM images from 2000 frames (50 s at 40 Hz) was generally sufficient to achieve a good sampling while providing an adequate temporal resolution to visualize the movements of dendritic spines or filopodia.

The distribution of radiotracer allowed for an adequate amount of light to visualize blood vessels near the surface of the skin from the neck to flank.

We believe, therefore, that it is reasonable for those who provide bone densitometry services with vertebral fracture assessment to instruct their technicians to attempt to visualize adequate space anterior to the lumbar spine such that AAC can be assessed.

Five eyes provided images adequate to allow us to visualize the peripapillary choroid.

Each colon was rated by a gastroenterologist and physician's assistant using the Ottawa BPS, the Boston BPS, a dichotomous (adequate/inadequate) BPS (where adequate was defined as being able to visualize at least 95% of the mucosa), and the Chicago BPS.

Recognize adequate preparations (i.e., the ability to visualize the mucosa), but also measure the effort required to clean the colon of residual fecal material and liquid.

The accuracy of conventional imaging techniques such as transrectal ultrasonography, CT, MRI and bone scintigraphy is not adequate to determine the extent of PC at diagnosis and to visualize micrometastases [ 4– 6].

"Previously people didn't have that ability to visualize and understand that their data may actually not be adequate for what they're trying to solve for".