Sentence examples for chances of imaging from inspiring English sources

By using solutions at high cell concentrations, we reduced cell mobility and maximized rapid identification of cells for imaging purposes; however, this also entailed the disadvantage of cell agglomeration, which of course reduced our chances of imaging one single flat cell at a time.

Instead, this was a school of conservative pundits incapable of imaging the president being reelected and incapable of imaging Obama not losing in a humiliating electoral rout.

IPMT of the branch ducts is easily visualized as a cystic dilation of branch ducts (Fig. 14) and is increasingly diagnosed by chance during imaging studies performed for other reasons than the pancreas.

These differences have likely arisen from historical chance factors, since qualitative assessment of imaging modalities (Fig. 6), applications (Fig. 7), and specific printing technologies (Fig. 8) does not reveal a significant disparity to justify the observed terminological use difference.

"Computational photography is the future of imaging," he said.

"We live in the age of imaging".

Gold nanocrystals show up well in one type of imaging, called computed tomography, he said, and iron oxide nanocrystals work well with magnetic resonance imaging.

EMPLOYEE-ARTIST -- Erik Landsberg, head of collections imaging.

This was based on ethical concerns (the chances of patient survival with PET alone vs PET-CT) and methodological considerations (consistent imaging quality in all patients).

Time-lapse imaging of embryos growing in the clinic can increase the chances of identifying those most likely to develop into a successful pregnancy, according to a new study.

There are frequent accidents, many of them fatal, and even for those who manage to make it onto a vehicle, the chances of them getting through the port are negligible, security has become so sophisticated, with infrared sweeps, thermal imaging, heartbeat detectors.