Sentence examples for scanned section from inspiring English sources
The aims of this study were to investigate if realistic boundary forces and moments are predicted for the scanned distal radius section and how these predicted forces and moments should be distributed to the scanned section in order to obtain a load transfer similar to that in situ.
In this iteration Ciocci has scanned section by section each of the 2 large collages on the wall, using them as the basis for the animated projection".
The volume of the scanned section of the body was derived using a threshold of −400 Hounsfield units on the acquired CT to draw a VOI surrounding the patient.
Images obtained were transferred to Adobe Photoshop CS4 software with a fixed size of 110.7 × 156.4 mm, a resolution of 300 ppi and a manageable file size of 6.9 MB for each scanned section.
This can cause problems when performing μ-XAS experiments in which energy is scanned (section 2.6) because ideally the sample should be translated as a function of energy so as to maintain its position at the X-ray focus; the alignment need only be slightly imperfect for the beam to move across the sample during the course of the μ-XAS scan.
He even scanned sections of the book moments before stepping out onto the course for his final round of the 1967 Masters.
Two pathologists independently evaluated all the scanned sections in a blinded manner.
H&E scanned sections were digitalized using a Nanozoomer 2.0-HT C9600 slide scanning instrument (Hamamatsu Photonics, Hamamatsu City, Japan).
Because we have scanned sections at a relatively close interval (200 μm), we consider that the absence of supragranular labeling is real and not due to observer oversight (see Supplementary Fig. 1).
The number of HuC/D neurons in colon was counted in scanned sections in a total length of at least 30 mm, cut at 6 9 different depths per region and rat.
To estimate adipocyte size, the number of adipocytes per mm was determined on scanned sections by manually counting all the adipocytes in an area of 4-5 mm, using Aperio ImageScope (Leica Biosystems Imaging Inc., CA, USA).
