Sentence examples for computerized analysis and from inspiring English sources
Shapes are complex objects, which are difficult to apprehend as mathematical entities, in ways that can also be amenable to computerized analysis and interpretation.
Even if the technical requirements, duration of computerized analysis and costs currently preclude its clinical implementation, NGS promises in the near future to provide accurate results faster than conventional bacterial culture to early guide initial empirical antibiotic therapy in patients with urosepsis.
The histological image acquisition, the computerized analysis and numbering of the AR stages were according to Della Rovere and co-workers (2013).
The sampling rate across all 16 channels was 0.76 Hz. Figure 5(a) shows the 16-channel computerized analysis, and the expanded waves are shown in Figure 5(b).
Denoising is always a challenging problem in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and is important for clinical diagnosis and computerized analysis, such as tissue classification and segmentation.
Dr. Kevin Padian, a paleontologist at the University of California, praised the research, with its computerized analysis of anatomy and biomechanics, as "setting a standard for how this kind of work will have to be done in the future".
Despite complex computerized analysis being fast and accurate, routine tasks are much easier.
Recent advances in technology and natural language processing, however, have made computerized analysis of writing possible and may facilitate the analysis of large numbers of written responses.
Antral wall autopsy specimens from 11 Japanese ATTR V30M patients and 10 controls were analyzed with immunohistochemistry and computerized analysis.
Such computerized analyses can provide valuable insights to art historians regarding attribution, dating, cataloging, and comparative analysis, and recent advancements in computerized analysis of artistic paintings have branched out to employ novel approaches and to do so for various purposes.
Pellman said his committee had overseen a study to discover what sort of football collisions cause concussions, using computerized analysis of game footage and crash-test dummies to re-create collisions.
