Sentence examples for poor images from inspiring English sources

When echocardiography was considered inappropriate due to poor images, then magnetic resonance imaging, angiography or radionuclide scanning was used to assess LV function.

The quality of ultrasound and radiography images was poor, images of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging were of good quality.

A small number of patients, usually owing to local surgery, may have unacceptably poor images and should be considered for an alternative imaging modality.

The laser printers can choose a custom exposure for each part of the photo -- essentially instructing the lasers to darken underexposed areas and lighten overexposed ones -- giving it far greater ability to rescue poor images.

It analyzes the color and position of pixels in frames adjacent to ones with the poor images, said Sean Varah, the company's chief executive, then adds information found in those nearby frames to make improvements.

Now what the artist Hito Steyerl calls "poor images" — i.e., lesser-quality images that are copies or bootlegs, or have been taken by activists or amateur photographers — can break through to mass attention.

On dynamic MR imaging, poor image quality is generally caused by respiratory motion artifacts.

Libraries have a poor image.

Clearly, Iran's poor image abroad is an endless source of frustration to many Iranians.

Unfortunately, people have a really poor image of African film, that it's boring.

We are sending a poor image about our country …" The crowd responded with boos and whistles.