Sentence examples for capacity to image from inspiring English sources

Here we demonstrate that tractography based on DSI has the capacity to image crossing fibers in neural tissue.

Despite several radiotracers have shown an excellent capacity to image neuroinflammation, novel radiotracers such as [18F] VUIIS1008 have shown promising properties to visualize and quantify the in vivo expression of TSPO.

Brain size and the ratio of brain size to total intracranial volume has been a topic of interest since the advent of the capacity to image the brain.

As OCT technology quickly evolves to more portable units with higher resolution and the capacity to image more peripheral lesions, there is no question it will become increasingly important in clinical practice.

Using appropriate tracer radionuclides, positron emission tomography (PET) and single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), has demonstrated the capacity to image cellular and molecular targets [ 1, 2, 5, 16, 17].

Co-expression of hCXCR2 eCFP and hDOP eYFP resulted in a capacity to image eCFP to eYFP FRET in individual single cells, providing further evidence for direct hCXCR2 hDOP interactions.

In the light of the limitations of [11C]PK11195, many groups worldwide are actively engaged in a search for new radiotracers with improved capacities to image and quantify TSPO expression.

The display media employed may also have an effect on a viewer's capacity to rate images with image magnification, and ambient lighting acting as confounding factors.

In these studies in which mice were imaged in groups of three or four after injection of F-FDG, F-FLT or Ga-EDTA, it was shown that PSF PET/CT can provide good quality images and accurate quantification of the radioactivity within the imaged lesions of mice bearing tumours and has the capacity to simultaneously image multiple mice in static or dynamic mode.

How many training images they'd need to show an individual person before being able to algorithmically predict their capacity to remember images in future is not yet clear.

Mechanical and, more recently, digital reproduction have increased greatly the capacity to copy images.