"delineation for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express the purpose or reason for a delineation (a clear description or depiction) of something. Example: The artist's painting was a detailed delineation of the cityscape, intended for a gallery exhibition.
The final clinical application is to improve liver lesion delineation for Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT).
Specifically, a new method named 'concentric expansion' is proposed to process the strip delineation for analyzing porosity profile from aggregate surface.
This study evaluates the feasibility of using PET as the sole source of target, normal structure, and applicator delineation for intracavitary GYN implant treatment planning.
Similarly, VIIRS 375 m fire data showed significantly superior mapping capabilities compared to current MODIS fire detection data with improved consistency of fire perimeter delineation for biomass burning lasting multiple days.
A prospective study was undertaken to evaluate the improvement in rectal cancer radiation treatment achieved with the implementation of target delineation for conformal radiotherapy, replacing conventional technique using standard radiological anatomy for target volume definition.
Volume delineation for TLG was performed using a 40% threshold of SUVmax (TLG-40).
Accordingly, this revision adopts a different structure from previous editions, substituting empirical delineations for physiological interpretations.
Infrared and colour film developments have greatly improved photo-interpretation capabilities, providing much better delineations for coastal charts, geologic maps, timber and soil classifications, and other thematic mapping.
This allows the reuse of baseline lesion delineations for the quantification of tracer uptake in tumor lesions at follow-up.
Therefore, for a comparison of AnxA5 in the two different animals in I and III, a new analysis should currently be performed after adjustments of the VOI delineations for that particular comparison.
Concluding remarks and delineations for future work close the paper.
