Sentence examples for display to define from inspiring English sources

Then, a 3D-US volume data set (10 Mb) was acquired and converted into a multi-planar imaging display to define the precise post-firing position of the needle.

We use a multi-planar display to define the precise post-firing position of the LCNB track, because needle visualisation by 2D within a lesion may be somewhat more subjective and be influenced by partial-volume effects towards the periphery of the lesion that might reduce the yield for small lesions.

Astropad Studio connects to a client on your Mac (which you download separately) and lets you select a portion of your existing display or displays to define as the interaction surface for use on your iPad Pro.

✓ Ability to define, display and search value sets or subsets of related terms.

When you open your browser and you open a webpage, you have certain things which are displayed, but you have to define the rules of how these things are displayed, and all this is written in the source code that is the meta information.

This finding lends support to the hypothesis that stress pathways might cumulatively control the amount of a given NKG2D ligand displayed on the cell to define a quantitative 'threat level' confronting a cell (Raulet et al., 2013).

The album also displayed the band's ability to define the preoccupations of post-punk youth - the NF are on the march, teddy boys and punks punch it out, "boot boys" lurk in the shadows, waiting to strike.

Moreover, given the clinicopathological differences between the cohorts, the PPP2R2A (B55α) scoring methodology was able to define groups displaying comparable magnitudes of HR, thus further reinforcing the reproducibility of the method.

We applied an arbitrary threshold (ΔΔCT >1.0, paired paired Student's t-test) to define genes that display higher levels of mRNA in ms1 versus dif1 ovaries.

The built-in track manager (Fig. 1C) enables the user to define what gets displayed.

To make the point, they have used about a half-dozen themes — including Grids and Networks, Text, Frame and Boundary, Layer and Gesture — to define and divide the displays.