Sentence examples for delineation of structures from inspiring English sources
The prototype 3D-MRI sequence (a self-navigated T1-weighted 3D flash with quasi-random k-space ordering) acquires multiple full lung volumes during free breathing, which results in a set of images with unsharp delineation of structures that are subject to respiratory motion.
For better delineation of structures, frames are expanded vertically by 2.7 times for frames a and b but by only 1.5 times for frames c and d.
The capacity to detect healthy tissue is particularly important in the murine infarcts where the infarct area is often thinned and delineation of structures within the thinned area can be challenging.
The analysis of results over a large number of proteins suggests that the method produces consistent delineation of structures that encompasses, among others, the segments corresponding to standard secondary structure.
Delineation of structures requiring micrographs is illustrated with Figures 1 and 2, which show partitioning of the striatum (caudate nucleus, putamen, nucleus accumbens and globus pallidus); the amygdala (lateral, basal, accessory basal and central nuclei); layers of the entorhinal cortex; and sectors in the Ammons horn.
An expert echocardiographer reviewed the resident-acquired images and assigned a quality score: 0 (no image), 1 (only motion detected; off-axis), 2 ('suboptimal', poor delineation of structures), 3 ('adequate' for diagnosis of particular sign), or 4 ('optimal', good delineation of all structures).
Such (b) approach is difficult as the target of PZQ still unknown, the synthesis of new active analogues is possible from delineation of structure-activity relationships for PZQ.
EP sequences now provide the delineation of bony structures, depending on the gestational age.
At present, manual delineation of lesion structures is the standard method to localize its presence.
This software offers a variety of tools to facilitate the delineation of anatomical structures including thresholding, region growing, and clipping.
In the field of medical imaging, segmentation plays an important role because it facilitates the delineation of anatomical structures and other regions that can be of interest.
