Sentence examples for reflection of the imaging from inspiring English sources

The imaging results are shown in Fig. 3. Figure 3(a) is a structural image, from which the sheath and internal reflection of the imaging catheter can be observed.

The gross pathology of HCC is a direct reflection of the imaging findings.

This article reviews the aetiology and pathophysiology of stress fractures and their reflection in the imaging appearances.

The hole, which generously encompasses the trap region, is filled with index matching gel to reduce reflection of the laser beams and the imaging light.

Evidently, these technical improvements mystify the practice of neuroradiology and request a constant reflection of the optimal combination of imaging parameters.

The original idea of the confocal microscope, proposed by M. Minsky in 1957 [ 1], included both the transmission and reflection geometries for the imaging of scattering samples, in which the scattering itself was the contrast agent.

For the reflectance imaging of the microendoscope system, a reference image without the sample was used to subtract background due to the Fresnel reflection from the proximal end of the imaging probe [ 18].

These conflicting results may be a reflection of the wide variation in different imaging acquisitions, post-processing analysis techniques and scanners used.

Moreover, the methods of brain imaging, themselves the reflection of the complexity of brain functional architecture, have provided new ways of diagnosing, and possibly differentiating, subtypes of depressive illness and anxiety disorders that are precipitated or exacerbated by stress.

To characterize the sensitivity of the imaging system, a calibrated −54 dB reflection was used in the sample arm.

If the corrective element is reflection and refraction based, like a continuous membrane deformable mirror is, the wavelength-independent character of the imaging system is retained.