Sentence examples for ideal visualization from inspiring English sources
(Keep in mind that we didn't know the substance of their work, just how they were interacting). We also told them that the ideal visualization would show members contributing equally and more overall contributions.
The table is then adjusted using fluoroscopic guidance to achieve the ideal visualization for the disc spaces and bony pedicles.
On the other hand, labeling of immune cells serves as an ideal tool for visualization, diagnosis or treatment of inflammatory processes, which requires the efficient internalization of the nanoparticles into the cells of interest.
An ideal analysis and visualization tool would combine the best features of the current approaches.
The WikiPathways app allows users to load pathways in two different views: as an annotated pathway ideal for data visualization and as a simple network to perform computational analysis.
This last property makes Laplacian-eigenmap an ideal tool for data visualization.
OCT is based on optical low-coherence interferometry and provides high axial (2-15 µm) and lateral (5-30 µm) resolutions which makes it ideal for in vivo visualization of single tissue layer morphology and the diagnosis of pathology on a microscopic level [ 2].
The ideal method would allow visualization of both the cytoskeleton and membranous elements which together generate the active junctional complex; it should also have the resolution to identify the location of individual protein components in the context of a 3D volume of the cell-cell contact sites.
Instead of pretty PowerPoints and charismatic keynotes engineered around the ideal of optimizing information presentation, visualization was treated as a compelling invitation to engage and interact with both the material and each other.
Florence is ideal for digital mapping and visualization.
Zebrafish have emerged as an ideal model for the direct visualization of innate immune responses during infection (Henry et al, 2013), and calcineurin is highly conserved between man and zebrafish (Supplementary Table S1).
