Sentence examples for part of imaging from inspiring English sources
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Perfusion imaging sequences are an important part of imaging studies designed to provide information to guide therapy for treatment of cerebrovascular disease.
4×104 unstained YTS/KIR1 cells were added to the chip and imaging started, letting NK cells drop during the first part of imaging.
This is most likely due to CT being cheaper and more widely available, along with the perception that CT offers easier image acquisition and fewer "moving parts" in terms of imaging parameters to be specified in trial protocols.
In 2009, when the article came out, he did not own part of an imaging center or sleep-testing center or hospital or any other medical money-making venture.
DW-MRI has been considered in the National Cancer Institute (NCI) consensus conference as integral part of oncologic imaging practice [ 13].
Phantom studies are an important part of the evaluation of imaging techniques; however, presently available phantom construction materials are not adequate for studies involving both magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and computed tomography (CT).
However, it is largely unknown how the lymphatic system changes during tumor progression due in part to the lack of imaging techniques currently available.
Similar scans of the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial have been done by other teams, as part of a growing trend of imaging historic and cultural sites around the world.
Positive oral contrast agent may also be administered as part of the imaging preparation 60 min before imaging if lower abdominal and pelvic delineation of bowel loops from adjacent structures is required.
As part of the imaging protocol, we performed magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) using a three-dimensional magnetization-prepared rapid acquisition gradient echo sequence and T2-weighted fast spin echo and fluid-attenuated inversion recovery sequences.
Although initially used for dental imaging, Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is currently installed in many radiology departments as an integral part of the imaging armamentarium.
