Sentence examples for improved the imaging from inspiring English sources

Benefiting from the exquisite sensitivity of PAM and the signal amplifying effect of synergistic nanotheranostics, we improved the imaging prognosis strategy with earlier outcomes and better image quality.

(107) Although theoretical and technical progress in electron microscopy has improved the imaging of weak phase objects, defocusing complicates the interpretation of the image because features in some size ranges will have reversed contrast.

In [10], a sparse reconstruction method for SAR imaging based on CS theory was presented and compared with the traditional MF-based RD imaging method, the proposed method significantly suppressed the sidelobe and greatly improved the imaging performance of SAR when the target space was sparse.

Dynamic T1W-MRI improved the imaging specificity for detecting deep myometrial invasion.

Lastly, the MA-2.7 polymersome that was modified to carry an NIR fluorescent probe and present a cross-linked bilayer significantly improved the imaging quality of tumor sites over 48 h after systemic injection.

In order to measure high concentrations of Ca2+, the CaM M13 interface of cameleon was re-engineered to reduce its affinity to Ca2+, which improved the imaging of Ca2+ in the endoplasmic reticulum [ 100].

Here we derive this probability density, which will improve the imaging capabilities and sensitivities of Compton imagers.

To improve the imaging quality of low-dose computed tomography (CT) images, a deep learning based method for low-dose CT restoration is presented in this paper.

To test the performance of the ultrasonic phased array on improving the imaging quality, the system was first used to image a resolution target (USAF 1951 T21, Applied Image Inc .. Figure 4 shows a typical imaging result where both images are displayed with a dynamic range of 30dB. Figure 4(a) shows the maximum amplitude projection (MAP) of the data acquired by one of the array elements (#32).

Together, the three laureates' work constitutes cryo-electron microscopy, "which both simplifies and improves the imaging of biomolecules," as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences noted in a press release, pushing "biochemistry into a new era".

The super-resolution analysis is a critical way to improve the imaging quality.