Sentence examples for more comprehensive imaging from inspiring English sources

We continue to support the concept of a three-level system for training in ultrasound, as a limited field of competence cannot substitute for a more comprehensive imaging examination when indicated [ 9].

The debate on IFs gained momentum with the introduction of new computerized imaging techniques 10 years ago, when IFs were found in up to 86 % of whole-body CT scans [ 20]: the finer-grained and more comprehensive the imaging techniques, the higher the probability of finding IFs.

However, histologic approaches to assessing tumour genetic status have limitations that create a need for more comprehensive approaches including correlative imaging techniques.

In order to accurately interpret the noninvasive, macroscopic observations of cerebral oxygenation and blood flow obtained by functional neuroimaging techniques such as positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), more comprehensive insight into metabolic activity at a cellular level is crucial.

Pineda, whom the Yankees acquired in a trade in January, will return to New York this weekend to see Dr. Christopher Ahmad, the Yankees' team physician, and will have a more comprehensive dye-contrast magnetic resonance imaging test performed on the shoulder to help determine the problem.

The study was part of a more comprehensive study also involving diagnostic imaging of the cervical spine.

Compared with the routine histology of specific organs and macroscopically affected tissues in deceased mice, sequential whole-body imaging allows more comprehensive detection of various tumour manifestations.

Functional imaging techniques give more comprehensive information on tumour morphology and underlying tissue characteristics.

A more comprehensive comparison of resolution and other imaging parameters was not given.

Braedius Scientific is currently in the process of introducing a potential third generation device as an improved imaging modality for more comprehensive clinical observation of the microcirculation.

An advanced RCM/OCT benchtop instrument was developed with the goal of testing the hypothesis that combined RCM/OCT imaging may enable more comprehensive and more reliable evaluation of skin burns.