Sentence examples for reliable delineation from inspiring English sources
Rational trial design to include biomarkers in risk stratification requires tumor multisampling and reliable delineation of ITGH and tumor evolution.
Magnifying endoscopy (ME) with narrow-band imaging (NBI) may allow reliable delineation of the horizontal extent of early gastric cancers before endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD).
A cross-disciplinary (sedimentological, geochemical, micropalaeontological and archaeological) examination of 12 continuous cores, up to 20 m long, integrated with stratigraphical, geomorphological and historical investigations, allows for reliable delineation of the middle late Holocene environmental evolution in the Pisa old town area, with special emphasis on the Etruscan age transition.
Particular attention was given to obtain an adequate grayscale image, allowing reliable delineation of myocardial tissue.
Particular attention was given to obtain an adequate gray scale image, allowing reliable delineation of myocardial tissue and extracardiac structures.
This analysis of cytoarchitectonic differences allows a reliable delineation between areas hOc3d and hOc4d, as well as from adjacent areas in a region, that was not further parcellated by Brodmann (1909) and the investigators following him.
At a standard clinical field strength of 1.5 T, an endorectal coil (ERC) is recommended for improving the signal-to-noise ratio with subsequent spatial resolution to allow reliable cancer delineation in a clinically reasonable time frame.
One method that has proven to be reliable in boundary delineation with one-dimensional transect data is the moving split window (MSW) analysis.
Therefore, reliable automatic contour delineation may have a substantial impact on treatment planning.
A high resolution DEM is essential for the delineation of reliable topographic potential to predict erosion and deposition especially in vineyards.
However, in 18 cases, the aneurysm size could not be determined, because the aneurysm rupture prevented delineation and reliable diameter measurement within the haematoma.
