Sentence examples for required for scanning from inspiring English sources
This paper describes the geometric transformation of coordinates in the elements of an automated laser line scanning system caused by movements required for scanning a component surface.
Current methods for microvessel visualization are limited by insufficient penetration and instability of endothelial immunolabels, inadequate vascular perfusion by the high-viscosity polymers used for vascular casting, and destruction of tissue stroma during the processing required for scanning electron microscopy.
However, other DExD/H helicases have been implicated in scanning through long or structured 5' UTRs, including Ded1/DDX3 in yeast [ 6] and DHX29 in mammals [ 7], and it is uncertain whether eIF4A and its binding partners in eIF4F are critically required for scanning.
However, the 3D scanning is a time-consuming process and a particular position of the injured limb is required for scanning in order to acquire completed data.
This makes the SIO an optically simple device that does not rely on mechanical scanning devices and the optical design trade-offs required for scanning systems.
DXA is clinically useful because of low radiation exposure, short time required for scanning, and ample amount of scientific literature in pediatric populations.
No special preparation is required for scans involving the bones, inflammatory, lymphatic, brain, renal and pulmonary systems.
The animals were maintained in the required position for scanning via the administration of sedatives.
The accelerator complex is based on a synchrotron that will employ slow resonant extraction to provide beams with the time structure required for active scanning.
If so, then the fact that depleting eIF4G does not exacerbate this deficiency suggests that factors besides eIF4G are more critically required for efficient scanning through long 5'UTRs in yeast.
Even if magnetic resonance avoids the radiation exposure required for CT scanning, magnetic resonance methods have been found to have significant disadvantages in terms of cost and complexity and have not yet achieved a diffusion as widespread as CT.
