Sentence examples for intensive imaging from inspiring English sources

There is currently a major disconnection in the publishing universe not only for retention, transmission, and analysis of digital images in pathology but also for new and emerging computationally intensive imaging methodologies.

Previous studies included either small cohorts with intensive imaging testing or large population studies that do not establish a detailed morphologic baseline.

In this situation, more intensive imaging to characterize the lesion further can result in improved survival.

As PET/CT is a cost and resource intensive imaging modality, its routine use in post-TARE follow-up is not prevalent.

It is also critical that, given how resource intensive imaging studies on genetically defined cohorts are, they should be performed in such a way that the data be easily shared and analyzed by other investigators with minimal burden.

Alternatively, a watch-and-wait strategy can be adopted in which repeated clinical examination or less intensive imaging is used to look for growth prior to surgical excision.

In the mixed method, surgery, anaesthesia, intensive care, logistic, imaging and biology were valued using a top-down approach while consumables were valued using a bottom-up approach.

The ophthalmologists already present in the hospital and the ones on-call who arrive to the ED are in contact with that surgeon in order to expeditiously locate the victims with ocular injuries, examine them, and send them to the operation theaters, intensive care units, imaging studies or home.

These approaches often use moving parts and/or more intensive image processing, which in turn increase the system complexity and lower the imaging speed.

More intensive hyperspectral imaging analysis of such phantoms has been presented elsewhere, comparing the Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) and spatial LASSO [ 16].

The items were surgery, anaesthesia, intensive care, logistics, biology, imaging and consumables.