Sentence examples for define the delineation from inspiring English sources
This implies This allows us to formally define the delineation problem as follows: Given 𝒫 containing a sequence of n points, find a subsequence 𝒬∈𝒫 containing k≤ n points such that the total message length to explain 𝒫 with 𝒬,, is globally minimum.
They also highlight the need for better parameters to define the need for dialysis and the delineation of what is early and late.
(b Lesion delineation to define the optical boundaries of each lesion in TLI imaging: the region of interest (ROI) was superimposed on the perfusion image, and the perfusion parameters are calculated.
Figure 1 illustrates the delineations made to define the different subfields of the hippocampus.
As previously suggested [13], CT-based delineation is unable to differentiate between high and low activity regions, and the use of PET can assist in quantifying and visualising heterogeneous tracer uptake across the tumour and PET-based delineation may be useful to define the most active part of the tumour.
An experimental central composite rotational delineation (CCRD) type design was used to define the aeration conditions and nitrogen load (factors) to be studied.
This study aimed to define the locoregional extension patterns of nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) and to improve CTV delineation.
For each examination method, we defined the result as "possible delineation", "successful delineation" or "unsuccessful delineation" as follows (Figs. 2 and 3).
For conventional radiotherapy schemes, a better delineation of the primary tumour will in general lead to smaller safety margins used in radiotherapy to define the treated volume.
This allows the user to define the volume of interest manually and applies a shell of variable thickness that parallels the originally defined surface contour, thus allowing delineation of the myometrial-endometrial border.
The precise delineation of the involved area with the aid of CT, which is taken while the patient is in the position for irradiation, serves to define the necessary safety margin of the radiation field.
