Sentence examples for enhancements of image from inspiring English sources

Attentions were focused on the size effect of Au/PAMAM on enhancements of image contrast on RES, particularly on the liver, and the size effect of Au/PAMAM on enhancements of image contrast on xenograft tumor.

The most prominent benefit of high magnetic field strengths in MR imaging is the approximately linear enhancement of image signal-to-noise ratio (iSNR) [2].

Thus, these terms need to be eliminated because their elimination results in an enhancement of image quality.

Enhancement of image quality is a primary requirement before visual based information can be used in various real-world and engineering applications.

This study presents the multistage, hierarchical character of the spontaneous fibrillation of insulin at low pH and at 60 and 70°C, and due to the marked enhancement of image resolution achieved brings new clues as to the fibrils' ultrastructure and mechanisms of its assembly.

Two intervals between the internal and surface region, 300 µm and 500 µm, are used to evaluate the enhancement of image contrast at different depths.

"I think this should be part of every scientist's education, the manipulation and enhancement of images," Ms. Frankel said.

We use the "iris" image to test the proposed algorithm for the enhancement of images of local low contrast.

Compared to the Canny edge-detector the Bilateral edge-detector has the advantages that it only requires the adjustment of a single parameter, is theoretically faster for reasonably sized images, and can be used in selective contrast enhancement of images.

Experimental results and comparisons with classical contrast enhancement and state-of-the-art adaptive gamma correction algorithms demonstrate that the proposed algorithm is an effective and efficient tool for the enhancement of images with either narrow or broad histogram.

(2) Based on the generalized gamma correction and the SLIP model, we propose an algorithm which is an effective and efficient tool for the enhancement of images suffering either local or global low contrast.