Sentence examples for imaging generation from inspiring English sources

The software used was Olympus FV1000 for imaging generation and ImageJ for 3-D image generation.

However, this system encounters problems in ensuring complete accuracy because of positional variations during preoperative and intraoperative imaging generation.

It has been proposed that chemiluminesence has advantages for imaging ROS generation in living cells when compared to fluorescence microscopy (Suematsu and Tsuchiya 1991).

A separate Learn section, with interactive graphics, explains underlying principles of mechanics, electromagnetism, power generation, imaging sensing, image processing and optics.

This material absorbed about twice as much of visible light as compared to normal silicon and had the ability to detect infrared light that is invisible to the current generation of silicon detectors; also, it possessed significant advantages in detection, imaging, and power generation applications [3, 9, 12 14].

Multiphoton microscopy (MPM) holds promise as a noninvasive imaging technique for characterizing collagen structure, and thus mechanical properties, through imaging second harmonic generation (SHG) and two-photon fluorescence in engineered and real connective tissues.

Second harmonic generation imaging demonstrated more organised stromal collagen in HMD tissues than in LMD tissues.

These derivatives would represent interesting materials for nonlinear imaging of chiral environments and second harmonic generation imaging at interfaces.

The extent of tissue damage was retrieved by coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) and second harmonic generation imaging.

For multiphoton laser scanning microscopy and second harmonic generation imaging, cells were visualized by staining for filamentous actin using Alexa Flour 594 phalloidin (10 μg/ml, Invitrogen).

The third generation imaging apparatus uses 31 microwave emitters arranged in a hemisphere in which the breast sits in a prone table system.