Sentence examples for improving the visualisation from inspiring English sources

For example: Contrast-enhanced US in liver tumours not only increases the accuracy of biopsies by improving the visualisation of poorly visible lesions but also helps target the biopsy to the hypervascular areas of a given lesion [55].

Contrast-enhanced US in liver tumours not only increases the accuracy of biopsies by improving the visualisation of poorly visible lesions but also helps target the biopsy to the hypervascular areas of a given lesion [55].

Apple has also improved the visualisation of health data collected by the Health app, including providing more information on sleep, weight and workout tracking, displaying stand, movement and exercise from a connected Apple Watch.

As well as enhanced services, the PSA will also provide new services to improve the visualisation of data products and scientific content (e.g., spectra, etc).. Together with improved access to the spacecraft engineering data sets, the PSA will provide easier access to scientific data products that will help to maximize the science return of ESA's space missions.

Various operator-dependent techniques have been shown to improve the visualisation of the appendix [41, 42].

Secretin-enhanced MR cholangiopancreatography is a non-invasive imaging technique that usually improves the visualisation of the pancreatic ductal system.

When given as a synthetic agent intravenously (1 ml/10 kg body weight), it improves the visualisation of the pancreatic duct by increasing its calibre.

The addition of secretin significantly improves the visualisation of the anastomotic site and allows the evaluation of the post-secretin jejunal filling, which indicates relative preservation of pancreatic function (Fig. 9) [28].

The reconstruction algorithm should contain an overlap in z-axis to improve the visualisation of lesions mainly located in the xy-plane, for example a fracture of the dens axis with minimal displacement.

SS-MRCP improves the visualisation of the full length of the main pancreatic duct resulting in higher sensitivity and specificity in detecting congenital anomalies/malformations and in confirming or excluding entities such as pancreas divisum (PD) and anomalous pancreatico-biliary junction (APBJ).

The T2- and T2*-weighted accumulation phase imaging improves the visualisation, delineation and conspicuity of the lesions and hence improves detection[ 36 ].