Sentence examples for assessment of tissues from inspiring English sources
We report the design and development of a Fine Needle Elastography (FNE) prototype device integrated with Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) needle that allows for quantitative and sensitive assessment of tissues and materials based on local variations in elastic, friction, and cutting forces on needle insertion.
Imaging can provide a noninvasive assessment of tissues and materials, allowing for the generation of data that is minimally influenced by the acquisition method, and that can guide material parameter selection, define boundary conditions or morphology, or enable precise validation studies.
Pathological assessment of tissues from end of life male mutant mice showed a decrease in tumor incidence, decreased severity of renal lesions, and a trend towards a decrease in age-related cardiac pathology.
However, paper by Galamb et al. does not provide details on sample cellular composition and without an access to the histological assessment of tissues enrolled to microarray studies further result comparison between different studies may be possible only to some extent.
These methods, however, do not allow the assessment of tissues in vivo.
Assessment of tissues from P2 and P15 demonstrates that Cryptdin6-expressing cells can be detected as early as P2.
However, it can assess quantitative changes in the microvessels and thus allows noninvasive assessment of tissue vascularization.
Haematoxylin and eosin staining of lung specimens was performed to allow morphologic assessment of tissue samples.
Use, interpretation, and significance of these parameters concerning assessment of tissue oxygenation are discussed elsewhere.
However, malignancy assessment of tissue biopsies is complex and dependent on observer subjectivity.
