Sentence examples for approach based on morphological from inspiring English sources

Then, an image segmentation approach based on morphological operations and active contours is used to provide a set of candidate pixels.

Using an imaging-guided approach based on morphological appearance, we classified adnexal masses into four main groups: unilocular cyst, multilocular cyst, cystic and solid, predominantly solid.

Secondly, we propose an image segmentation approach based on morphological operations and active contours to provide the set of candidate pixels.

Subsequently, an image segmentation approach based on morphological operations and active contours is proposed to provide the set of candidate pixels.

Stepping students through the historical approach based on morphological data can help them build their knowledge and scaffold their thinking to reason through molecular-based phylogenetic analysis (Lin et al., 2010).

Basically, there are two different approaches: 1) the qualitative morphological approach based on structural information and 2) the quantitative approach which considers the amount of fibroglandular (radio dense) tissue in the breast, often expressed as a percentage area of dense tissue [ 17].

While traditional approaches to identify disease pathways often rely on knowledge of the causative genetic defect, HTI-based screens offer an unbiased discovery approach based on any morphological or functional defects of disease cells or tissues.

A total evidence approach based on combined morphological and molecular data would provide a suitable framework to redefine genera and to reassess the classification of the Ariidae.

Regarding potential additive effects between these biomarkers and the ZP birefringence, this correlation, if confirmed, could offer an interesting integrative approach based on the combination of morphological (ZP) and molecular (biomarkers) criteria allowing an accurate and non invasive selection of high competent oocytes.

In order to clarify the phylogeny and biogeography of the three metapopulations of Soldanella in the southern Apennines, attributed to S. calabrella to date, and to identify possible local endemisms, a comparative approach based on the study of molecular, morphological and ecological characteristics of the populations was employed.

For example, Di Cataldo et al. [31] propose a classification approach based on subclass discriminant analysis (SDA) using the integration of morphological, global, and local texture features.