Sentence examples for extend imaging from inspiring English sources

This technique is useful to extend imaging depths and to compensate for the sensitivity fall-off without eliminating complex ambiguity or reducing image contrast [ 8, 21, 22].

In this paper, the authors discuss how to extend imaging capabilities to these new techniques, which will enable defect imaging similar to that obtained with positron micro-beams but at much larger sample sizes.

In this study the bladder was emptied and the Freestyle™ extended imaging capability of the ultrasound machine provided clear and distinct visualization of the uterine margins.

Finally, aside the resolution's improvements, the intrinsic twophoton limited photo-damage has offered extended imaging sessions up to 5 hours.

Our work extends imaging and arthroscopic studies indicating the relative importance of synovitis (3, 5) and macroscopic cartilage changes (41, 42) to symptoms in the broader OA population.

In this study, we have extended imaging resources in Tribolium by testing several fusion constructs of fluorescent proteins injected in the form of mRNA to label different cell components.

Tumour uptake reached a plateau at the endpoint of both scanning protocols which was 20 min after injection for F-FCH and 30 min after injection for Ga-AMBA indicating that the dynamic process of tumour uptake did not require extended imaGa-AMBA indicating

Extending imaging duration may enhance image quality in this context of dose-reduced lung perfusion.

As a result, these agents provide an extended imaging window for acquisition of high-resolution images, thus enabling excellent small vessel depiction.

Thus the differences in our measured [11C]PBR28 V T values at extended imaging timepoints relative to baseline are likely consistent with test-retest variability.

Voyager 1's Imaging Science Subsystem (ISS), now disabled, consisted of two cameras: a 200 mm focal length, low-resolution wide-angle camera (WA), used for spatially extended imaging, and a 1500 mm high-resolution narrow-angle camera (NA) – the one that took Pale Blue Dot – intended for detailed imaging of specific targets.