Sentence examples for potential to image from inspiring English sources
Coherent X-ray diffractive imaging (CXDI) is a new imaging technique that offers the potential to image non-crystalline materials to sub-nanometer resolutions.
Molecular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers the potential to image some events at the cellular and subcellular level and many significant advances have recently been witnessed in this field.
Emerging technologies such as the EOS 2D/3D imaging system have the potential to image the weight bearing limb with simultaneous AP and lateral images, low radiation doses, and 3D reconstruction.
Furthermore, with the added capability of single-shot imaging, CARS holography has the potential to image fast biological processes at laser pulse duration limited speed.
Most recently a novel multispectral opto-acoustic imaging technique has shown significant potential to image in vivo to resolutions of 20 to 100 μm with depth penetration that could range up to several centimetres.
Fluorescence imaging experiments in HeLa cells indicated its potential to image H2O2 in biological systems.
Full-field digital mammography has the potential to improve image resolution and image processing and display techniques relative to conventional mammography.
In addition, our new Volumetric CT, which is just now being released, has the potential to noninvasively image a patient's coronary arteries in less than five heartbeats.
Whole-body diffusion MRI at 3.0 T has the potential to improve image SNR but is more technologically challenging because of the greater frequency of susceptibility artefacts at the air tissue interface, i.e., the supraclavicular region, and poorer fat suppression over large fields of view.
Robust image analysis workflows have the potential to transform image-based sciences such as biology, ecology, remote sensing, materials science, and medical imaging.
There is additional radiation generated by Ra which produces photons (i.e., 81 and 84 keV) that have potential to be imaged using routine clinical nuclear medicine imaging [ 1, 3, 5].
