Sentence examples for delineation of both from inspiring English sources

Susceptibility weighted imaging is especially useful for delineation of both intra- and extraaxial hemorrhages [11].

The delineation of both the ventricular system and the brain parenchyma to the spinal cord was set along a vertical line at the obex.

We therefore obtained 79 analyzable datasets for CT and 79 analyzable datasets for MR. Delineation of both left and right ventricular borders took 13 ± 5 min for CT datasets and 25 ± 7 min for MR datasets (p < 0.05).

It is clear from Figure 3 that MR allowed for superior delineation of both the inner and outer walls of the carotid artery as compared to the CT in the study.

This enables tracking of the MaR and myocardial borders in multiple time frames (see Supplementary data online, Movie S1 ), making delineation of both MaR and myocardial borders more robust.

Mbanding-FISH also allowed the delineation of deletions on both arms of chromosome 1, while amplifications by duplication or triplication were found only on the q arm.

Studies comparing the delineation of lung cancers both between oncologists and between oncologists and radiologists show a large degree of variation between clinicians as to what is considered to be 'normal tissue' and what is tumour.

We demonstrate clear multimodal delineation of orthotopic tumors on both the macro- and the microscopic scales (using both PET and fluorescence) and sensitively detected small bony metastases (<2 mm).

Tests of the algorithm in areas with well-known alluvial fans indicate that this new GIS procedure is capable of high-accuracy mapping of the fan apexes and correct delineation of fan deposits, in both arid and humid climates.

Several groups have therefore published guidelines on both delineation of primary tumour CTV and nodal regions, based on CT images[ 2 4 ].

92 The defining criteria of a disease include etiology or clinical characteristics that allow for a clear delineation of the disease from both other diseases and the healthy population.