Sentence examples for more exact imaging from inspiring English sources

More recently and with more exact imaging techniques, it was again shown that femoral fat accumulation in women is associated with increased adipocyte number (hyperplasia) whereas in men with increased adipocyte size (hypertrophy).

We were able to show the advantages of optical imaging compared to autoradiography at high resolutions, allowing for more exact localization of imaging probes.

According the data from this study (see Table  2), the following points should be observed for the implementation of valid breast cancer sizing: 1. IDC can be measured well with all three imaging methods; MRI and mammography are the more exact methods, whilst sonography showed a significant underestimation of the results.

Similarly, though prior work indicates that CSF p-tau and cortical NFTs are significantly correlated in AD [29], measurements using PET imaging agents that target tangle deposits [60] may offer a more exact estimate of neocortical neurofibrillary pathology.

Combined PET/MR imaging in neurooncology might evolve as a valuable tool for more exact delineation of the tumor extent before surgery or radiation therapy, for selection of appropriate biopsy sites, for follow-up of patients as a modality allowing differentiation of tumor recurrence and radiation necrosis, and possibly also for early therapy response assessment.

Invasive or non-invasive imaging methods for plaque in human coronary arteries are currently used to detect the more exact status of atherosclerosis in patients [ 6, 7].

With advanced brain imaging scans showing in colours the activity of different parts of the brain, we can make more exact predictions on the brain functions.

The focus is more exact.

Or to be more exact, bosh, bosh.

A more exact motto than "Cunard.

The technique is more exact now.