Sentence examples for conventional registration from inspiring English sources

Most conventional registration methods are based on landmarks.

Conventional registration requires a specific acquisition, and the process is time-consuming [38].

Registering images with such rapid intensity changes is a challenge for conventional registration algorithms.

This pathway was compared to conventional registration pathways, and was shown to significantly improve midbrain registration.

Performance evaluation with high b-valued DWIs for high angular resolution diffusion imaging and diffusion kurtosis imaging showed that the proposed method had a superior advantage over the conventional registration technique.

Also, relevant outcomes are known to vary across time in an individual, and a conventional registration of outcome once, after a certain follow-up time, may be too crude to reflect the characteristics of that outcome [ 46, 47].

Due to the indirect tracking mechanism of the conventional setups, registration between the target area and the patient tracker as well as between the laser optics and the laser tracker is mandatory, resulting in a complicated transformation chain from the target area via the tracking system to the laser working space.

TBSS is a novel group analysis method that is expected to yield better alignment of FA maps from different subjects compared to the conventional VBM-style registration, and thus improved statistical detection of FA differences.

The first is the automatic process in which conventional automatic deformation registration methods or rigid and linear transformation model can be used to coarsely register deformable images.

Because the French organ of the 17th and early 18th centuries was very standardized, a conventional set of registrations developed for its repertoire.

The Registry has excellent performance as indicated by conventional measures of cancer registration quality such as death-certificate only registrations (∼0%) and, uniquely at present among other English cancer registries, it holds information on stage at diagnosis for a particularly high proportion of patients (NAO National Audit Officee), 2010).