Sentence examples for scanner to study from inspiring English sources

Recently, Jean Decety, a professor of social neuroscience at the University of Chicago, who is one of the world's leading empathy researchers, went to Western and used the scanner to study some of Kiehl's volunteers for a joint project.

Nutt and Carhart-Harris have already used MRI scanners to study changes in the brain while 15 volunteers took psilocybin.

Romero explained that Kiehl was using the scanner not only to study psychopathy but also to measure the level of craving in the brains of substance abusers as they go through a treatment program, also run by Kiehl, which is funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

An ultra-fast X-ray tomographic scanner is applied to study the hydrodynamics in a bubbling fluidized bed with and without vertical internals (e.g., heat exchanger tubes).

Scientists used high-resolution CT scanners to closely study the craniums of modern birds, nonavian dinosaurs and Archaeopteryx, considered by some to be one of the earliest known birds.

In this study, indirect observations gathered over a five-month period were used to study five scanner operators and five processor operators.

This is largely because the spinal cord is much smaller than the brain, and most fMRI scanners are not sensitive enough to study it in detail.

This would also open the way to develop dedicated scanners to perform studies with patients in an upright position to reduce in-room times for lung MRI on a routine basis.

Banholzer et al. [4], used a medical x-ray CT scanner to conduct a feasibility study on a model fluidized bed (43-mm ID and 150-mm long) under a range of experimental conditions.

Use of mobile devices with barcode scanners allows access to study databases and the sample tracking system during power outages, when essential study computers are maintained using backup batteries or a small power generator.

Prior to the first fMRI scan, all participants underwent a training session outside the scanner to get used to the study paradigm which is a slightly extended version of a successfully used experiment described in detail elsewhere [27].