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Live-cell imaging captured spherical Cav1− RNP vesicles emerging from the fission of large Cav+ particles.

The plane of imaging captured about 25 35 labeled PNs within a cortical area of 0.15 ± 0.05 mm.

In an earlier study (Rasmussen et al. 2009, 2010), NIR fluorescence imaging captured aberrant lymphatic function in a woman with unilateral BCRL following bilateral mastectomies, where her asymptomatic arm displayed regions of lymphatic hyperplasia connected by functioning dilated lymphatic vessels that displayed reflux or distal transport in addition to proximal flow [ 18, 21].

Currently, SkyBox Imaging provides businesses and investors with sub-meter imaging captured by its constellation of satellites.

Borehole imaging captures geological information on lithology, structure, and stress in the Earth's subsurface.

Hyperspectral imaging captures information from across the electromagnetic spectrum, which can help with prospecting for mineral and oil deposits, for example.

Interestingly, under same experimental and imaging capture conditions, immunoreactivity of CAII and CAXIV labeling in Slc4a3−/− null mouse was stronger than in wild type littermates, confirming elevated expression of CA proteins in the pathologic retinas.

It is well known that the flow in porous media depends on the geometric properties of the pore network structure and in this regard X-ray microtomographic imaging captures the porous network structure of opaque packed particle beds which is later used for fluid flow analysis.

In real endoscopic imaging scenes, images captured by endoscope will be influenced by the scattering and absorption of mucosa and digestive juice inside the human body.

In spite of much advancement in imaging science, captured images do not always fulfill users' expectations of clear and soothing views.

Blowoff stability margins were characterized with chemiluminescence measurements performed by high-speed imaging to capture flame dynamics during the approach to flame blow off.