'intensity imaging' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to imaging that is practiced with greater precision and accuracy, such as x-ray imaging. For example, you could say: "The doctor performed intensity imaging to get a better look at the patient's injury."
The composite image validates that pvOCT identifies most of perfusion structures compared with the average intensity imaging where vessels can be classified by relatively bright structures.
Demographic data, physical examination findings information on pain intensity, imaging findings, illness related disability, societal costs and utilities and quality of life are collected.
In the dorsal and ventral whole body BLI images, the 66c14 luc2 and 4 T1.2 lucellslls were visible in the primary tumors and numerous secondary metastatic regions in vivo using a BLI intensity imaging scale on the order of 10 photons/sec/cm (highlighted with a yellow box in Figure 5A).
Range imaging is not competitive to intensity imaging.
Two types of illumination techniques can be used for metallic surfaces: intensity imaging and range imaging.
Intensity imaging is primarily of two types: bright field and dark field.
This paper presents a calculation method of the infrared finger vein transmitting model based on the multi-light-intensity imaging.
Ren et al., for the first time, demonstrated a power Doppler angiography method by using band-pass filtered intensity image for imaging the moving scatterer in tissue [ 13].
Luminescence from Nluc can be generated within living cells, providing sufficient signal intensity for imaging the subcellular location of fusion proteins.
Q40 YFP aggregates were scored for number and intensity after imaging (Olympus BX51 fluorescence microscope with DP71 camera, Center Valley, PA, USA).
By tracking, we have managed to reduce the intensity of imaging to such an extent that we can follow the movements of individual bivalents with a temporal resolution of 2 minutes over a 12- to 15-hour time window.
