Sentence examples for retrospectively generated from inspiring English sources

Retrospectively generated high-energy VMI from SDCT can be used to reduce/eliminate incidentally encountered metallic artefacts, particularly metals with low atomic number such as stainless steel and aluminium (Fig 6).

In any case, when acquiring post-contrast images using a dual-energy technique, virtual non-enhanced images may be retrospectively generated from post-contrast ones by means of commercially available software and show similar accuracy to true non-contrast ones for the detection of haematomas [29].

During the pilot phase, animations of daily risk from June 1 through June 23 , 2005 were retrospectively generated for 3 study areas that were selected based on high numbers of dead bird reports: the south Sacramento Valley region (Sacramento, Placer, and Yolo Counties), the central San Joaquin Valley region (Fresno, Kings, and Tulare Counties), and the greater Los Angeles area.

Four VMAT plans were generated retrospectively for 10 patients with breast cancer for comparison.

Preliminary additional criteria for visual snow were generated retrospectively based on an internet-survey.

The model generated retrospectively predicts the existence of two different potential transmission areas of dirofilariosis, one in the South West and other in the Asian Far East of the territory studied, where a different number of annual generations of Dirofilaria exist.

Tomosynthesis improves upon conventional geometric tomography in that it allows an arbitrary number of in-focus planes to be generated retrospectively from a sequence of projection radiographs that are acquired during a single sweep of the X-ray tube using reconstruction techniques such as filtered back projection [ 13].

Some recent UK based studies [ 21- 23] have investigated medication errors related specifically to electronic prescribing systems by retrospectively reviewing electronic records for a random selection of patients, or by retrospectively analysing all medication orders generated in a specified period of time.

To retrospectively forecast the coastal tsunamis generated by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, we apply a method of near-field tsunami forecasting developed by Tsushima et al. (2009), named "tsunami Forecasting based on Inversion for initial sea-Surface Height" (tFISH).

Patients were retrospectively selected from two prospective cohorts generated between January 2001 and December 2008.

Using the information generated during screening, we retrospectively estimated the number of infected travelers who actually passed through the airport.