Sentence examples for demanding imaging from inspiring English sources
The use of CMGs allows to reach high agility performances to meet the requirements induced by demanding imaging missions.
In the demanding imaging environment of whole-mount vertebrate embryos, traditional approaches employ enzymes to catalyze the deposition of reporter molecules in the vicinity of nucleic acid probes.
In light of those limitations we propose two new approaches for BBB assessment with less demanding imaging sequences: the "post-pre" and the "linear dynamic" methods, both allow semi-quantitative permeability assessment and localization of dysfunctional BBB with simple/partial dynamic imaging protocols and easy-to-apply analysis algorithms.
These features make this system suitable to implement the most demanding imaging applications, like 3D Phased Array, Total Focusing Method, Vector Doppler, Image Compounding, High Speed Part Scanning and advanced elastographic techniques.
The proposed new methods presented in this paper may provide a non-compromising alternative to the full dynamic methods with a much less demanding imaging protocol and computation time.
A potential application for MAD-LEEM in in DNA sequencing, which demands imaging techniques that enable DNA sequencing at high resolution and speed, and at low cost.
Microscopic hematuria does not demand imaging.
Active Pixel Sensors (APSs) in complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology are augmenting Charge-Coupled Devices (CCDs) as imaging devices and cameras in some demanding optical imaging applications.
Due to the increasing acceptance of this highly demanding, noninvasive imaging method, coronary CTA has become relevant for a large number of radiologists/cardiologists with previously limited knowledge in interpreting cardiac imaging studies.
This can be especially demanding when imaging patients with known malignancy and is a concern for general and specialist radiologists.
Fourth, many patients ask for or demand imaging, and physicians may find it difficult or unwise to resist [ 24, 25].
