Sentence examples for registration showing from inspiring English sources
Figure 8 Cumulative differences of registration parameters compared with manual registration, showing that MLLL + BILBO produces very accurate landmarks and that SHR and Manual differ especially in scale and translation in -direction.
The latest voter registration shows that roughly 21 percent of voters registered with no party preference, while 30 percent are Republican and 43 percent are Democrats.
Non-rigid PET registration showed the best performance (median DSC: 0.82, other methods: 0.71-0.81).
Rigid PET image registration showed poor results for most lung lesions.
Global rigid CT registration showed one subject with a lung lesion that had a higher TRT of absolute SUVmax (37.3) than other registration strategies (10.3).
Treatment registration showed higher successful read rates for UHF transponders compared to LF transponders under test conditions, suggesting an easier management of UHF-tagged grapevines.
In particular, non-rigid PET image registration showed good performance similar to delineating VOI on both scans separately, and with smaller absolute TRT for volume estimates.
In particular, non-rigid PET image registration showed good performance similar to delineating VOI on both scans separately, and with smaller TRT in metabolic volume estimates.
When it is of interest to reuse the baseline VOI without changes in volume or shape, i.e. to study changes of [18F]FDG uptake within the anatomical volume [3], then CT image registration could be of interest, because (local) rigid CT image registration showed good similarity (median DSC: 0.72) with no change in absolute volume TRT.
Early data from Oregon, which in 2016 became the first state to implement automatic registration, shows an increase in registration and in voter turnout in elections.
The trend was detected more recently in other countries such as Georgia, Armenia or Azerbaijan where birth registration showed a rise in the masculinity of births over the course of the 1990s [7].
