Sentence examples for alignment of tissue from inspiring English sources
Hence, delicate handling of tissue with instruments, judicious elevation of tissue to minimize vascular disruption, and precise alignment of tissue planes are all important elements of technique.
This alteration in joint mechanics has been mainly associated with non-anatomic ligament insertion (location and geometry) and alignment, loss of tissue neurosensory function (proprioception), graft-tissue degeneration and neuromuscular deficit.
Mammography has important limitations, including the superposition of normal tissue that can obscure a mass, chance alignment of normal tissue to mimic a true lesion and the inability to derive volumetric information.
In general, the rigid body registration algorithm provided imperfect alignment of breast tissue.
Limitations specific to the TDI-methodology consist of an unclear physiologic correlate for peak velocity timing, and the angle dependency of the method requiring optimal alignment of the tissue with the ultrasound beam.
The advantages of in vitro measurements include the precise alignment of the tissue to be examined within the test configuration and the potential to carry out measurements over longer periods.
The first column (left-most) shows that the rigid body registration provided a general alignment of breast tissues imaged at the three time points but was not perfect.
YJH carried out the molecular cloning studies, participated in the sequence alignment, analysis of tissues and extracts, and drafted the manuscript.
In addition, the soft tissue showed an alignment of the connective tissue fibres parallel to the trabecular bone.
In other studies, we showed that patterned ligands were able to transmit organization cues through multiple cell layers to control the overall alignment of an astrocyte tissue construct, demonstrating how natural scar tissue may develop in situ into potent barriers.
Low level Zn and Fe contamination (0.01percentt) in the Ti wires generated Zn and Fe XRF that aided in the subsequent alignment of maps and tissue sections.
