Sentence examples for develop a registration from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the aim of this work was to develop a registration methodology for an accurate spatial alignment between PET/CT images of the head and neck region in humans and histopathology slices obtained in routine pathology settings where slices may be not perfectly parallel, non-contiguously cut and non-whole-slice sized.

Strategy and application Since 1996, agreements have been reached with indigenous federations from the Amazon basin to develop a registration model for remote indigenous areas.

We have developed a registration method to align PET images and histopathology slices with an accuracy comparable to the spatial resolution of the PET images.

The HCPs stressed the relevance of developing a registration system where this type of information could be entered in a systematic way, so it could assist shared-decision making and taking into account patient preferences.

D: Coordination (20) Strengthen the districts and shehias to coordinate HIV activities by (i) developing a registration system for CSOs; (ii) developing a system for annual planning of HIV interventions by all sectors and submission of plans to districts; and (iii) formalising the SHACCOMs and DACCOMs within government structures.

The aim of the present study was to develop a multistage registration approach using linear registration and nonlinear warping allowing us to normalize microstructural postmortem STN data into a common reference system, and to assess its applicability to the in vivo situation.

Eight years ago, at the urging of the Franciscos and other funeral directors, the city agreed to develop a computerized registration system.

Before the investigation started, a pilot study was performed to develop a data registration form at one PHC centre.

Nevertheless it is important to realise that it is not possible to internationally develop a standardized registration system, because the possibilities in each country are different.

This program was subsequently pre-tested during the first phase of this study in a group of future users and it was obvious that we had managed to develop a digital registration and feedback system that was user-friendly for all nurses on the wards.

Creating opportunites Since 2001 UNICEF has worked with National Working Committee on Women and Children (NWCCW) to assist municipal authorities to develop an improved registration system for migrant children as a basis for local governments to allocate resources to meet the needs of rapidly growing number of migrant children.