Sentence examples for plausible imaging from inspiring English sources

The balance between the uptake in the tumor, blood clearance of injected 64Cu-DOTA-trastuzumab, and the radioactive decay of 64Cu indicate the plausible imaging time of 48 h after the injection.

Thus to achieve a plausible diagnosis imaging examinations need to be interpreted in the light of clinical details and laboratory parameters [1, 2, 3].

Hence the plausible HDR imaging with the hand held digital cameras is to use just two exposures: an over-exposed image and an under-exposed one (see the images in Figure 9).

This was plausible, since calcium imaging of mouse nodose-jugular ganglion (NJG) neurons had revealed that AITC-sensitive cells are a subset of a larger nicotinic subpopulation (29 vs. 60%).

There have been a number of observational studies linking vitamin D status with stroke as well as plausible animal data and imaging studies of carotid atheroma.

While these theories could be plausible, further research, ideally using imaging techniques, would be necessary to confirm reactivation of the memory trace during this resting wake period.

Given the deficiencies in existing studies, it remains plausible that other forms of imaging could effectively diagnose true cephalopelvic disproportion and avert stillbirth via Caesarean section in these cases.

Hopes of creating mobile marine reserves have been around for more than a decade, but Crowder said that only in recent years has the concept become plausible because of improvements in satellite imaging and GPS tagging of species.

A plausible application of chemosensor 5 in the imaging of live fibroblast cells exposed to Fe3+ ions is also demonstrated.

Nuclear medicine-based breast imaging was first recognized as a plausible tool to detect cancer in the 1990s.

If the tagged protein is an internalizable receptor, growth factor, viral coat protein, or peptide toxin, an avenue for detailed and live imaging of intracellular receptor or drug trafficking becomes plausible.