Sentence examples for case quantification from inspiring English sources

In case quantification of the PET/CT studies is required, it is recommended to use diluted positive contrast agents only.

contrast agent may, if appropriate, be carried out according to standard radiological methods after the low-dose CT and PET acquisition in case quantification of the PET study will be performed or is required.

To establish if this was the case, quantification of the change in germ cell differentiation marker expression was performed on sections co-stained for OCT4 and VASA (Fig.  4B).

High intravenous concentrations of contrast material may cause artefacts on the reconstructed PET image and affect quantification and should thus not be applied during the CT-AC in case quantification (i.e. SUV) is performed (but may be used after concluding the PET/CT examination during an additional diagnostic CT).

In other cases, quantification was the difficult task.

In a substantial number of studies, visual assessment is adequate to accurately interpret images; however, with difficult to interpret cases, quantification of striatal tracer binding can be beneficial in coming to a more confident interpretation of the scan [3, 4] or to increase confidence in less-experienced readers [5].

There are many biological processes involved in establishing the final concentration of each metal ion and in many cases, quantification of molecular expression levels for each of these biological processes is not available.

Some of these are quantifiable (e.g., confidence intervals of RRs and exposure prevalence, alternative choice of 'optimal exposure'), while in other cases quantification would be either very difficult (e.g., modelling lag time to provide a biologically-driven estimate of cumulative exposure) or be practically impossible (e.g., using the indirect method to estimate PAFs due to smoking).

In most cases, quantifications are performed using peptides from glycosylated-peptides after detached glycan.

In this paper we conduct such an analysis, from both historical and philosophical perspectives, and present the case that quantification is neither necessary nor sufficient for measurement.

In this particular case, the quantification of statistically significant overlaps between bibliographies could have been used to facilitate the flow of knowledge between different research groups.