Sentence examples for imaging present from inspiring English sources

Ewan Birney explores how genomics and big data – from DNA sequence to high-resolution imaging – present both opportunities and challenges for healthcare.

Modern techniques in orthopaedic surgery using minimally invasive procedures, and increased use of fluoroscopic imaging present a potential increased risk to surgeons due to ionizing radiation exposure.

However, advances in mammography, ultrasound, and magnetic resonance imaging present opportunities to improve the diagnosis and preoperative assessment of ILC.

Infants examined for screening of ROP with digital retinal imaging present less pain and stress at 30 seconds following completion of the exam when compared with binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy.

Microcirculatory assessment by sidestream dark-field imaging presented in this review exhibited heterogeneous effects in different tissues in one study [68], but no improvement in another [51].

Moreover, being completely non-intrusive, schlieren imaging presents a major advantage over other techniques, such as Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV), that use tracers, which could be affected by the electromagnetic field of the plasma.

The MIR microscopic imaging presented an acceptable calibration quality for the prediction of the calcium to carbon (Ca/C) ratio and bone volume (BV) over total volume (TV).

Pediatric imaging presents unique challenges not encountered in adult imaging, including the need for sedation and consideration of the long-term effects of radiation exposure in a growing child.

All of these results are in excellent agreement with the results from PS-OCT imaging presented in this paper and underscore the thesis that polarization scrambling observed in the RPE is connected to the melanin contained in these cells.

If the CT findings are 'evocative' on the axial images, the images should then undergo reformatting and volume subtraction techniques to better define the airway in three dimensions and to rule out artifacts of imaging presenting as 'abnormal lucencies'.

More importantly, magnetic resonance molecular imaging presents opportunities to image directly the biological processes of vascular disease at the molecular and cellular levels [ 4, 5].