Sentence examples for being able to image from inspiring English sources

So just like being able to image into the brain gives us the ability to study disease processes and normal function, being able to image into the spinal cord, would do the same.

The advantage of being able to image 3-D objects with a single shot is obviously huge.

The technique was a substantial step toward the goal of being able to image the position and type of every atom in a nanocrystal.

Ms. Christy said: "Not a lot of 16-year-olds would have the chutzpah to say, 'That's not right for me.' She had an uncanny knack in being able to image herself.

Astronomers are years away from being able to image another Earth directly.

Aside from the potential neurophilosophical impact of being able to image specific neural activity during specific behavioral and cognitive tasks, the underlying science of these techniques is both fascinating and not yet entirely understood.

BLI imaging systems that are able to image moving objects have been developed for experiments in which anesthesia is a problem.

So with this three photon imaging, it turns out we're able to image through that white matter up at the brain surface.

Recent trends in clinical imaging indicate that we may soon be able to image cortical folding noninvasively in utero.

These findings indicate that DSI tractography is able to image crossing fibers in neural tissue, an essential step toward non-invasive imaging of connectional neuroanatomy.

For MR image-based velocimetry, we are able to image through the heart, whereas PIV is optical-based, and therefore flow imaging within opaque cardiac structures is impossible.