Sentence examples for imaging definition from inspiring English sources

And I think biotechnology, imaging, definition of genomes, etc., are going to be the explosive game for young people to play in.

The problem is compounded by the fact that there is no agreed imaging definition of adenomyosis, and so therapies that do not excise the uterus have no 'gold standard' for comparison.

In conclusion, pH-weighted imaging may have a role in improving the imaging definition of ischaemic penumbra, and may also be useful in a better understanding of regional vulnerability and secondary injury, addressing an unmet need of MRI biomarkers in acute stroke (Kidwell, 2013).

Prospective collection of biological specimens (frozen and paraffin-embedded tissue blocks, sequential frozen plasmatic samples for circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) research, whole blood) for comprehensive genomic and epigenetic analysis guided by metabolic imaging definition of a responding/non-responding disease.

Furthermore, a recent meta-study examining differences in lacunar lesion definitions revealed a wide variation in the literature regarding the detection and classification of lacunar lesions and thus recommended a consensus for imaging definitions for small vessel disease [ 70], now achieved by the STRIVE recommendations [ 2].

Extent of resection is assessed through imaging definitions 72 h postoperative.

We find that using existing imaging definitions, both modalities could reliably identify TCFA, with the diagnostic accuracy of OCT marginally exceeding that of virtual-histology intravascular ultrasound.

We conclude that grouping subjects by amyloidosis and neurodegeneration status (normal/abnormal) is robust to different imaging definitions of neurodegeneration and thus is a useful way for investigators throughout the field to communicate in a common classification framework.

This study bridges the gap between qualitative assessment and absolute quantitation of tracer uptake by SPECT imaging through definition of semi-quantitative relative metrics.

Is a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) definition for tibiofemoral osteoarthritis [(TFOAMRI) (definite osteophyte and full-thickness cartilage loss (or a combination of these factors with other MRI osteoarthritis (OA) features)] more sensitive to detect structural OA compared with the Kellgren & Lawrence (K&L) grading?

Seismic tomographic analysis (see above) records variations in the seismic velocity of Earth's subsurface and has revolutionized the imaging and definition of mantle plumes (hot material originating from the core-mantle boundary) and subducting lithospheric plates.