Sentence examples for precise localisation from inspiring English sources

This procedure enabled precise localisation of the antifungal compounds directly in the HPLC chromatograms of the crude extracts.

The study is an attempt of precise localisation of the rare earth atoms inside the films and in the hexagonal würtzite unit cell.

The proposed system can calculate the robot position with variable accuracy ('hierarchical localisation') saving computational time when the robot does not need a precise localisation (e.g. when it is travelling through a clear space).

To determine the precise localisation of TRYX, TRYP1 and TRYP2 in the parasite, polyclonal antibodies to purified recombinant TRYX and TRYP1 and monoclonal antibody to TRYP2 were generated in mice.

High experimental sensitivity can be achieved compared to other standard technologies thanks to the combination of high granularity, good neutron gamma discrimination using 6LiF:ZnS Ag) scintillator and precise localisation of the Inverse Beta Decay products.

With respect to the high resolution EEG technique, the MEG technique allowed a more precise localisation of the sites of neural activity buried into the cortical sulci, but was unable to detect the response of the crown of the cortical giri and of the frontal-mesial cortex (including the supplementary motor area), because of its poor sensitivity to radially oriented dipoles.

"That is why we are pleased to have devised an effective new system based on fast and precise visual localisation.

Besides providing precise anatomical localisation and quantification, the most exciting advantage of non-invasive imaging techniques is the opportunity to investigate the spatial and temporal dynamics of disease-specific functional and molecular events longitudinally in intact living organisms, so called molecular imaging (MI).

This unenhanced CT scan can be used not only for the attenuation correction of PET data but also for PET/CT image fusion thereby allowing precise lesion localisation.

Hybrid imaging with 18F-FDG PET and either CTA or MRA allows more precise anatomic localisation of disease activity with increased uptake of 18F-FDG thought to be a surrogate marker of increased activity of inflammatory cells.

Axial contrast-enhanced MR image (b) shows contrast in the ascending and descending aortic wall corresponding to vivid 18-FDG uptake on PET-CT image (c) Hybrid imaging with 18F-FDG PET and either CTA or MRA allows more precise anatomic localisation of disease activity with increased uptake of 18F-FDG thought to be a surrogate marker of increased activity of inflammatory cells.