Sentence examples for anatomical variance from inspiring English sources

Age-related anatomical variance is a major factor which has been discussed in this paper.

Accordingly, whether the frequency of these complications is then a function of surgical technique or the design of specific prostheses, or whether anatomical variance is a further issue that may provide variation in the incidence of such complications, remains unknown.

"There are three main reasons: anatomical variances, hormonal variances and neuromuscular differences between males and females," she says.

This study was designed to evaluate the accuracy of ultrasound-guided injection targeting EPB tendon sheath and influenceable anatomical variances to the accuracy in the first extensor compartment of fresh cadaver wrists.

This paper aims to define the underlying anatomical variances that contribute to the wide nose, as well as providing a process by which one can identify and address these components appropriately.

First, intermediate images used as bridge images were used to reduce the possible registration errors due to large anatomical variances between AAL and infant images.

This is not surprising since that our atlas is longitudinally based and better fits the age scope of subjects; thus large age-related anatomical variances are handled better when aligning atlases to multiple ages of each subject.

The average perfusion in each region of interest (ROI) was normalized to the wall plantar surface area to reduce bias related to unavoidable anatomical and position variance.

The mean intensity of the Doppler signal was quantified using proprietary software in a fixed ROI, encompassing the corresponding hind paw regions, normalized for the areas of the hind paws and expressed as numerical values (volts) to reduce the bias related to unavoidable anatomical and position variance.

In joint analysis of anatomical shape variation and CBF measures, we first normalized each imaging data to have unit variance and then combined the data to form a product space defined by their convex combination with a relative weighting coefficient of 0 ≤  λ ≤ 1, that is, λ = 0 for pure CBF correlates of A β and λ = 1 for pure anatomical shape variation correlates of A β.

Finally, it provides a framework for the creation of large-scale neuroimaging databases or "atlases" that capture the population mean and variance in anatomical or physiological metrics as a function of age or disease.