Sentence examples for image receptors from inspiring English sources
Keeping the amount of scatter low is especially important in digital imaging, as digital image receptors are more sensitive to the low-intensity scatter beams, which cause a reduction in image contrast [6].
(i) Systems using screen-film image receptors shall provide, at a minimum, for operation with image receptors of 18 × 24 centimeters (cm) and 24 × 30 cm. (ii) Systems using screen-film image receptors shall be equipped with moving grids matched to all image receptor sizes provided.
(A) Systems shall be equipped with different sized compression paddles that match the sizes of all full-field image receptors provided for the system.
Contrast agent-enhanced ultrasound can facilitate personalized therapeutic strategies by providing the technology to measure local blood flow rate, to selectively image receptors on the vascular endothelium, and to enhance localized drug delivery.
This in vitro study was conducted to evaluate the accuracy of the Schick wireless image receptor compared with 2 other types of digital image receptors for measuring the radiographic landmarks pertinent to endodontic treatment.
Charge-Coupled Devices (CCD) and Complimentary Metal Oxide Semiconductors (CMOS) traditionally use scintillators for conversion of X-ray photons to visible light, and these, in turn expose the sensitive digital image receptors in the process of recording images.
The photon flux that crosses the body decreases from the entry surface toward the image receptor.
In this first phase of the project a commercial screen-film system has been used as image receptor.
(D) The chest wall edge of the compression paddle shall be straight and parallel to the edge of the image receptor.
Compression paddles for special purposes, including those smaller than the full size of the image receptor (for "spot compression") may be provided.
(iii) Systems used for magnification procedures shall be capable of operation with the grid removed from between the source and image receptor.
