Sentence examples for imaging rendering from inspiring English sources

Said plainly, when it is done and positive, it may influence or change management; however, even if it was not done, the pathology found would be found though alternate less invasive mechanisms such as blood results and imaging, rendering the DRE/DR exam unneeded in many patient groups.

Speckle tracking two-dimensional strain (2DS) relies on the automated tracking of unique speckle patterns generated by the acoustic backscatter interference during standard grey-scale imaging, rendering the technique largely angle independent.

However, the weak fluorescence of STL-6009 due to the central palladium (Pd) atom [ 45], impaired the clarity of on-line fluorescence imaging, rendering its further development for imaging purposes futile.

Only non-invasive imaging renders it possible to evaluate the homing of such cells in vivo, thereby confirming the efficacy of such a therapeutic approach.

The use of both sagittal and oblique coronal MR images is of importance for classification of the position of the disk in that the oblique coronal imaging plane rendered significant complementary information to that of the sagittal images.

Nitroglycerin (0.3 mg) was administered to all subjects immediately before CT imaging, and an oral β blocker (metoprolol, 60 or 120 mg) was administered 1 h before CT imaging to render heart rates <65 beats/min, if required.

This article arises from a research project investigating the effects of occupational stress and organizational commitment of diagnostic imaging radiographers on rendering quality service.

In the field of digital image processing, contrast enhancement plays an essential role in rendering an image clearly recognizable for different imaging applications [1], including computed tomography (CT).

A majority of tumours present typical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features, but some of them may have similar imaging findings, which render their diagnosis uncertain [10, 11, 12].

Recently near-infrared fluorescent (NIRF) probes and fluorescence mediated tomography (FMT) have been developed rendering non-invasive optical imaging feasible [ 92].

The Rathlin Basin has always been considered an area for oil exploration due to the presence of a rich oil prone source rock, however poor seismic imaging has historically rendered it difficult to determine the basin's true hydrocarbon entrapment potential.