Sentence examples for correct imaging from inspiring English sources
Post-module, students correctly identified that radiologists interpret and report (94 % correct) imaging studies and work as part of a multidisciplinary team (94 % correct), but only 52%% were aware that radiologists performed interventional procedures and 67%% were aware that radiologists do not regularly prescribe medications.
Knowledge of the different types of hip arthroplasty and fixating techniques is a prerequisite for correct imaging interpretation.
Meticulous imaging-microangiography-histology matching techniques guaranteed colocalization of the lesion on in vivo MRI and postmortem tissue specimen, hence correct imaging interpretation and longstanding conclusions.
We develop a technique to correct the distortion generated by the presence of a grating that prevents correct imaging of a test object in an optical system.
The correct imaging parameters are determined in an iterative process by matching the apparent positions on the image with the actual city light locations.
Deceptive ECM techniques or deception jammers operate by sensing incoming radar signals and reproducing them to the best of jammer's capabilities, then resending resultant pulses in a particular fashion, so as to hinder correct imaging of enemy targets.
By tracking the fiducial markers at the sample surface plane over time, we can filter and interpolate their trajectories in order to correct the imaging plane movie sequences.
Then, the difference image was corrected for imaging slice delay time to yield CBF-weight image, which was normalized to the Brain template from Montreal Neurological Institute MNII).
Inferred from geometrical optics, the predominant factor contributing to TCA offsets in an LCA corrected imaging system are positional shifts of the pupil relative to the imaging beam (Fig. 1).
It must be noted that in our study the mean increase in the blood glucose level was even higher than that of the study of Furushima et al. One main difference between our study and the study by Furushima et al. is the methods that were used to measure ocular refraction (aberrometry versus autorefractometry) and ocular geometry (corrected Scheimpflug imaging versus ultrasound biometry).
Our job has two key elements: correct interpretation of imaging information and effective communication of that interpretation.
