Sentence examples for more advanced imaging from inspiring English sources

Another promising approach could be more advanced imaging methods accompanied by technical improvement by means of the advanced image registration algorithm, for instance, tensor-based morphometry using DARTEL algorithm [ 46] for more sensitive detection of subtle and early neuroanatomical alterations in future longitudinal studies.

More advanced imaging modalities such as MRI and PET/CT are still not commonly used and they are, to some extent, hampered by the lack of standardization.

So she adapted a more advanced imaging system, one that use three cameras, that until now had only been used to study water flow coming off cylinders with pistons generating the force.

Ultrasound and MRI form the basis of more advanced imaging assessment in paediatric arthritis, while cone-beam computed tomography play a role in imaging of the TMJs and conventional CT in imaging of the sacro-iliac and facet joint of the cervical spine [7].

More than a pattern of low intensity of the signal, especially, an asymmetric waveform obtained by comparing the two sides, indicates the possibility of a stop between the heart and the site of insonation and induces to extend the US venous study or use more advanced imaging for confirmation.

Smith included the use of more advanced imaging: Dandy had required ventriculography, but Smith replaced this with computed tomography.

The field of interventional radiology requires more advanced medical imaging technologies and it is most likely unavailable where diagnostic imaging does not exist.

MRI, on the other hand, does not suffer from these two major disadvantages and, in addition, offers more advanced functional imaging information, such as DWI or MRS, without adding to the overall radiation exposure burden.

More recent research strategies designed to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying our pharmacologic treatments and their interaction in the regulation of signal transduction as well as more advanced brain imaging studies remain promising approaches.

In granulomatous orchitis, the absence of areas of altered signal intensity and contrast enhancement can orientate the diagnosis [7], as well as a concomitant epididymal involvement [27]; nevertheless, a chronic orchitis can simulate a neoplasm despite using more advanced MR imaging techniques [6, 22, 27].

Therefore, future studies with more advanced diffusion imaging techniques or tractography methods could yield a more complete and accurate anatomical network for each subject.