Sentence examples for more complete visualization from inspiring English sources

The Dingman retractor was used previously, but more complete visualization is achievable with the McIvor retractor.

With the large 220-mm aperture (b), there is more complete visualization of tumor extent (maximum extent of 6.1 cm) that closely matches that seen on the MRI Fig. 8 PET/CT image of a patient with metastatic lesion from malignant melanoma, located between the ribs and breast.

The combination of the low- and high-velocity angiograms provides a more complete visualization of choroidal vasculature.

For this reason, it was possible to mirror image the surface scan to approximate the left calvaria and obtain a more complete visualization of the complete calvaria.

The generation of regulatory pathways through text-mining tools allows the integration of data generated by several studies for a more complete visualization of complex biological processes.

There are a few deals missing like last week's reCaptcha acquisition (see CrunchBase for a more complete list), but the subway-map visualization above gives the broad outlines of Google's acquisition path.

Moving forward, the Police Data Initiative's ask to the LGBTQ tech community is for people to get more involved with their local police departments by doing ride-alongs, learning about the culture and then working to liberate data that's locked inside legacy systems and offer data visualization to tell a more complete story of what's going on.

Introducing the parameter time as an extra dimension into network visualization tools would thus achieve a more complete picture of complex and highly dynamic biological systems.

(This is a simplified, or "idealized," version of reality for visualization purposes, according to the IPCC, but more complete studies have used this method to arrive at the results mentioned above).

The more complete of a picture you paint, the more effective your visualization will be.

This extended visualization can be very useful in providing a more complete picture of differential expression events.