Sentence examples for careful segmentation from inspiring English sources
After visual inspection of the first tomograms and subsequent careful segmentation, it became immediately clear that septin-Gic1 complexes are highly heterogeneous concerning their overall arrangement, diameters and even number of septin-filaments, which excluded the possibility of subtomogram averaging.
There is some careful market segmentation going on here.
However, locally impaired intensity of one channel may prevent correct segmentation; therefore, careful threshold tuning is mandatory.
Moreover, while these latter segmentation methods often need careful (sometimes even manual) close-enough initialization to ensure the method convergence to a proper solution, the proposed approach can start with random initial values.
It will rely on pulse-shape discrimination and crystal segmentation to suppress backgrounds following careful materials selection.
The results obtained from the automated analysis were validated by separately comparing segmentation and classification with a careful analysis by human experts as a reference.
Thus, longitudinal research requires a careful analysis of sample size and choice of segmentation method combined with a consideration of the brain structure(s) of interest and the magnitude of the anticipated effects.
Since human teeth occur in different shapes and their arrangements vary substantially from one individual to another, careful selection of test datasets is necessary in tooth segmentation studies.
Strengths of the study are the large sample size; careful definition of T2DM, the use of comprehensive MRI measures, fully automated brain segmentation, lesion detection while blinded to group status, a voxel-based whole-brain approach to study distribution of atrophy, and careful regression modeling to examine for mediation and effect modification.
In this study, we chose to define regions of interest manually after careful consideration of the advantages and disadvantages compared to a more automated segmentation-based approach.
