Sentence examples for imaging capacity from inspiring English sources

Thus, the process of physician self-selection into ownership of onsite imaging capacity reflected in our data may be different than the process of self-selection into imaging capacity ownership overall present in older studies.

Still other past studies, such as Sharpe et al. [17], focus on imaging volume within practices acquiring imaging capacity over time, without an appropriate contemporaneous comparison group.

Meanwhile, AuNRs possess photoacoustic (PA) and X-ray computed tomography (CT) imaging capacity, due to the strong near-infrared (NIR) absorption and X-ray opacity [28, 29].

High capital costs, maintenance needs, limited availability of trained personnel and equipment technicians, and austere environmental conditions all contribute to this scarcity of imaging capacity.

These studies compare imaging volume for physicians with and without ownership interest in imaging capacity, not before and after the acquisition of ownership interest.

Moreover, AMD hydrogel did not compromise the photoacoustic and computed tomography imaging capacity, as well as the photothermal and chemotherapy efficiency of MBP nanosheets and DOX.

In a recent study by Reischl et al., the hypoxia imaging capacities of [I]IAZA, [F]FAZA and [F]FMISO were compared in female Balb/c nude mice bearing A431 tumours with a small animal PET scanner.

However, MRI offers additional advantages beyond the scope of X-ray-based techniques due to its functional imaging capacities.

In respect to lung perfusion and respiratory motion, lung MRI offers additional functional imaging capacities beyond the scope of X-ray and CT.

This allows for appreciation of the specific features of lung MRI related to its excellent soft tissue contrast and functional imaging capacities.

Two recent studies used pigs to teach their participants thoracic US, but none evaluated their experimentally induced PTX against other imaging capacities such as CXR or CT.