Sentence examples for range of slices from inspiring English sources

For doing so, we exploit the fact that these undesirable objects are local, i.e., they only appear in a narrow range of slices in the z axis.

Moreover, for patients with multiple tumours, an approximate tumour location was given by a range of slices where the tumour could be located.

For collateral identification, coronal maximum intensity projections over a limited range of slices (partial MIPs) were used.

Multi-slice signal losses in out-of-slice locations were simulated for IVI methods, and then measured experimentally across a range of slice numbers.

To that end, a value in the lower range of slice thickness settings proposed by the EANM bone scintigraphy guideline should be used (e.g. 0.33 mm) and settings with higher range values for mAs and kV may be needed (Van den Wyngaert et al. 2016).

Due to the wide range of slice thickness in our clinically acquired CT data, we visually assessed the severity of emphysema on CT according to the modified Goddard scoring system [ 9], instead of assessing Hounsfield Unit threshold using imaging analysis software.

To study the effects of the slice interval on the lesion size measurements, we chose the 3 slice intervals of 5 mm, 2.5 mm and 1.25 mm, which are either commonly used in today's clinical practice and clinical trials (e.g. 5 mm) or likely cover the range of slice intervals that may be used in the future (e.g. 2.5 mm and 1.25 mm).

The signs looked ominous: Farina Elia was oozing wily stealth, keeping her opponent off guard with a range of vicious slices, whipped topspins and brilliant angles.

To minimise the partial volume effect, the ROI was drawn very centrally in the DA over a large range of axial slices.

In order to minimize effects resulting from high liver uptake of FAZA, aorta ROIs were contoured from the same range of PET/CT slices (along the cranial-caudal axis) as the tumour ROIs.

Cerebral cortical structures were delineated from the template image with Automated Anatomical Labeling [ 33] in a selected range of transverse slices.