Sentence examples for more convenient imaging from inspiring English sources

Fixation of cells arrested the color maturation, facilitating extended image acquisition and more convenient imaging protocols.

This would allow for a clinically more convenient imaging protocol.

An added advantage of PET is a more convenient imaging protocol coupled with its whole body imaging capability enabling simultaneous visualisation of nodal and extranodal sites.

More convenient and safe imaging methods with better resolutions are needed.

Among all the imaging modalities, ultrasonic imaging is more convenient and suitable for routine clinical evaluation of thrombi age because of its low cost, short examination time, and real-time capability.

A Video Indirect Ophthalmoscope (VIO) is a relatively inexpensive imaging system (about 6 times cheaper than RetCam) and much more convenient for capturing retinal images during IO examinations.

Thermal imaging was much more convenient method for minimizing the point measurement mistakes and determining temperature distribution images more clear and visual.

The Maestro, used for Figure 2, was the best instrument for real-time, fluorescence-guided node excision, although a custom system optimized for real-time intraoperative imaging would be yet more convenient.

Use of specific CCD (charge-coupled device) equipment accelerated the development of chemiluminescent imaging techniques and is making CLIA array more convenient compared to those employing alternative labels.

However, since 18F-FLT PET/CT requires neither prolonged fasting nor a special diet prior to imaging, it may be a more convenient technique for evaluation of cardiac involvement in sarcoidosis.

The development of functional magnetic resonance imaging systems suitable for psychological studies provided a more convenient and completely noninvasive means to study perception, language, and action.