Sentence examples for morphological information provided from inspiring English sources
Brain studies, for example, benefit greatly from the additional morphological information provided by MRI (Fig. 4).
In addition, it provides left ventricular functional information on coronary arteries, which is different from the morphological information provided by CA [ 12].
On the other hand, Kistler et al. did not corroborate these data in a study using combined electroanatomic mapping with morphological information provided by cardiac CT [ 59].
Thus, in humans, the detailed morphological information provided by CT can be used to localize the anatomical source of PET signals exactly [ 10].
The potential advantages of the technique include multiparametric metabolic, functional and morphological information provided by combining radioactive tracers with different MR sequences.
Dynamic contrast enhancement appears to provide a new, time-dependent dimension in the assessment of lymph node pathology and supplements the morphological information provided by grey scale and Doppler sonographic interrogation.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has entered the diagnostic armamentarium in patients with CHD because of its non-invasiveness, the accurate morphological and functional information provided, and because neither an iodinated contrast agent nor ionising radiation is required.
Complementary morphological information is provided by atomic force microscopy (AFM).
Files containing the necessary stable isotope and morphological information are provided with the GRP module, along with guidelines and suggestions for analyzing these data sets.
The identities of many valid names are in question in Madagascar because insufficient geographic and morphological information was provided in their original descriptions, or type specimens are of uninformative minor worker castes or are damaged.
The reduced number of accepted species is caused by the careful re-evaluation of the information provided by morphological characters and considering exhaustive number of specimens [ 40, 46, 47].
