Sentence examples for pet without from inspiring English sources
In this study, phantom measurements confirmed that the combination of CT and PET images within the same investigation can improve the measurement of target size and spatial position compared to conventional PET without CT.
In the previous study, the adhesive layer stuck on the PET film was easily peeled off and consequently the cross-linked adhesive layer was removed from both the SUS and PET without any adhesive deposit [25].
High-sensitivity 3D PET without interplane septa allows reduced radiation dose for cardiac perfusion imaging.
"In the 70's, it was not uncommon that a pet without bladder control was put to sleep.
It was "bad enough for them having a family poet in the house" (a charming phrase, as if a poet were an inconvenient pet) without stealing time they needed to adjust to a crisis that affected them too.
I asked Peter and William, both 14, what the appeal of it was, and William explained kindly: "It's the experience of having a pet, without the responsibility of having to feed it and look after it and make sure it's alive".
18F-FDG-PET without CT has demonstrated high specificity but limited sensitivity for detection of distant RCC metastases in older studies before the introduction of hybrid PET CT, providing an overall specificity and sensitivity of 100%andd 63.6%, respectively30.
California's shelter populations have declined in recent decades, and most pet owners (70percentt dog, 84percentt cat) are acting responsibly and spaying/neutering their pets without government involvement.
David Mooney, a Harvard University bioengineer, is testing a vaccine against the deadly skin cancer melanoma and is developing a method to neuter pets without surgery.
In a statement, Purina has insisted "there are no quality issues with Beneful", adding dog owners could continue feeding it to their pets without concern.
When asked to describe their pets without using the word "dog," people in more affluent neighborhoods "came up with things like child, companion, little friend, teenage son, brother, or partner in crime," Dr. Terrien said.
