Sentence examples for scan to provide from inspiring English sources
The reference points are fixed survey markers within the Dinaledi Chamber, which were captured in each scan to provide optimal registration.
A co-localized T2-weighted turbo spin echo scan, with in-plane resolution of 0.94 × 0.94 mm and slice thickness 2.1 mm, was obtained as a structural reference scan to provide a qualitative indication of distortion correction accuracy.
The data acquisition consists of three scan events, an MS scan followed by one zoomscan to determine the charge state of the ion, and MS/MS scan to provide an MS/MS spectrum.
Relevant SNP, gene and genomic region information (e.g. genomic position, functional feature, LD information) are provided as the previous version of SCAN to provide genome context of these genetic variants.
Additionally, SoyFGN embeds much information including KEGG pathways, GOA and 3′-UTR sequences, as well as many useful tools including SoySearch, ID mapping, Genome Browser, eFP Browser and promoter motif scan to provide more comprehensive information about soybean genome and microRNome.
The big players promise, even boast, about the number of pages scanned to provide the results for a search.
The team selected technetium-99, an isotope, as a source of gamma rays that could be traced and potentially scanned to provide a view of internal organs.
It has created computer scans to provide precise records of the damage to the ruins and identified the most pernicious threats, starting with erosion caused by salty groundwater.
Technologies like QR codes that can be scanned to provide further information are helpful, but it's a two pronged approach said Crowther, and the consumer expectation is to trust that companies are "sorting this out for them".
This paper proposes the application of reverse engineering techniques, such as the laser scanning, to provide them 3D spatial information by the 3D digital reconstruction of the scenario.
It had become clear that his television method - which depended on shooting programmes on film which was then instantly developed and scanned to provide an almost-live transmission - offered far less flexibility than the Marconi-EMI alternative.
