Sentence examples for imaging instrumentation from inspiring English sources

There are many active university-based research laboratories that continue to focus on the development of medical imaging instrumentation, image reconstruction and image analysis with many internationally recognised researchers contributing to the continuing development.

The art of neuroimaging today is shaped by three concurrent, interlinked technological developments [1]: Data Acquisition The advances of imaging instrumentation have enabled digital image acquisition, as well as electronic data storage and communication systems, such as the picture archiving and communication system (PACS).

Multi-modality imaging instrumentation has evolved dramatically during the past decade.

Over the past decade we have witnessed a breathtaking increase in applications of molecular imaging instrumentation.

NPs generally have nanomolar or micromolar sensitivity range and can be detected via imaging instrumentation.

The new detector can be easily manufactured into arrays, for a variety of imaging (instrumentation) applications.

The 14 papers in this issue span many disciplines, including clinical imaging, new instrumentation, image analysis, imaging in animal models, and functional retinal imaging.

Light modulation applications include displays, optical data storage, digital imaging, metrology, instrumentation, optical communications and others.

Osteotomy has been the standard choice for many of our surgical interventions; advances in medical imaging and instrumentation have made this relatively safe, improving the outcomes.

During the last decades, technological evolution in the fields of both imaging and instrumentation has led to the development of minimally invasive percutaneous ablative techniques for the treatment of benign and malignant bone tumours.

Dramatic advances in solid-state electronics and instrumentation, imaging hardware, computers, and software tools, including image-analysis techniques, have opened new avenues for quantitative imaging for the detection of melanoma.