Sentence examples for scanning difficult from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the use of sonographers can make teaching the practical skills of US scanning difficult.

Conclusion: ultrasound contrast-agents improve the diagnostic ability of duplex-ultrasound when scanning difficult arterial segments in patients suffering from PAD.

The complex architecture of human insulin-like growth factor (IGF) II-leader 1 of 592 nucleotides (nt), with one open reading frame (ORF), and the potential to fold into stable structures makes efficient linear ribosomal scanning difficult to comprehend.

The often robust and sustained changes on MRI by anti-angiogenic drugs may render subsequent MRI scans difficult to interpret [ 30].

Integumentary structures such as feathers do not stay in fixed positions between individual scans and commonly rotate around their follicles, making the identification and comparison of exactly the same tissue in these feathers from scan to scan difficult (Fig.  3e: a-b).

This is possible with segment scans but difficult with the circumpapillary scan because the time sampling has to remain small enough to resolve the cardiac pulse cycle and the scan radius large enough to account for the vessels geometry.

The ambitious study design, with six PET/CT scans, was difficult for patients to agree to.

Historically, alternative methods of diagnosis that include cardiology-performed transthoracic echocardiography (TTE), transesophageal echocardiography (TEE), and ventilation-perfusion (VQ) scan are difficult to obtain urgently.

This won't make the scanning problem less difficult.

However, the high attenuation of lipiodol on unenhanced CT scans makes it difficult to find residual or recurrent tumour at contrast-enhanced CT scans.

Also, his rhymes scan – it's difficult to set TS Eliot to music.