Sentence examples for scanner to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a soil bin test was carried out by using a laser scanner to evaluate the width and the area of the furrow (shape of furrow) created by using four standard chisel plow tines heavy duty, double heart, double heart with wing and duck foot with widths of cut 0.065, 0.135, 0.450, and 0.400 m, respectively at different speeds and depths.

However, as in vitro and ex vivo studies are artificial constructs that are not likely to fully cover the complexity of an in vivo environment, we used a dedicated small-animal SPECT-CT scanner to evaluate the capability of 111In-LIBS to also detect platelet activation and intravascular thrombosis in vivo.

However, the recent developments with ECG-gated multidetector row CT and dual source CT systems have led to another quantum leap in performance, enabling widely available clinical CT scanners to evaluate the heart with incredible detail[ 12, 13 ].

In this study, a diurnal airborne campaign was conducted over Pinus sylvestris and Pinus nigra forest areas with the Airborne Hyperspectral Scanner (AHS) to evaluate the effects of canopy structure on PRI when used as an indicator of stress in a conifer forest.

The day after surgery, all patients again underwent MRI on the same scanner in order to evaluate the extent of resection (EOR) and potential surgery-related complications.

Usually, a region of interest (ROI) is selected within the tumour, and the software that is provided with the magnetic resonance scanner is used to evaluate the change in signal intensity with time in that ROI.

At least a 1.5-T MRI scanner should be used to evaluate a knee with a suspected PLC lesion [12].

Before entering the scanner, the participant had to evaluate all items of the self-report measure to assess his use of verbalization and visualization in mental arithmetic.

In this work a newly designed three-dimensional (3D) scanner was used in order to evaluate and describe the morphology of selected concrete substrate surfaces.

To evaluate the scanner, combined PAT-OCT images of a tissue-mimicking phantom, the skin of a nude mouse and the human palm were obtained.

As the availability of high-field MR scanners increases, it is important to evaluate the potential effects of these fields on various aspects of human physiology.