Sentence examples for search for abnormalities from inspiring English sources

The commission also announced that magnetic resonance imaging scans of the brain would be administered to fighters as part of an annual examination to search for abnormalities.

Unlike standard M.R.I. scans that take static pictures of brain anatomy -- used when doctors search for abnormalities -- functional imaging captures the brain in action as it plans, schemes, imagines and hallucinates.

Psychiatrist Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg and collaborators at the Central Institute of Mental Health and the University of Heidelberg Medical Faculty in Mannheim, Germany, have previously used brain-imaging methods to search for abnormalities in the brains of people with genetic risk factors for mental illness.

A set of commercial probes was used to search for abnormalities such as WCP1, WCP2, WCP5, WCP7, WCP8, t(8 21) RUNX1-ETO fusion probes (fp), t(9 22 BCR-ABL (fp), MLL dissociation probes, WCP14, t(15;17) PML-RARA (fp), WCP17 (tables 1 and 2).

STIR sequences are useful as a screening sequence to search for abnormalities in the bone marrow, most of which appear with a very high signal intensity on these sequences.

Eye-tracking has commonly been used to examine the gaze behaviour of observers in this task, but limited research has examined the sequence of eye movements observers engage in when searching for abnormalities.

She had not been able to talk about it with anyone, the anxiety was constantly present and she searched for abnormalities.

I don't think my intentions or inclinations as Frances the human are abnormal, but as an artist I am searching for abnormality, and/or maybe I'm trying to normalize it.

Real time PCR was used for mRNA expression as well as to search for chromosomal abnormalities within candidate genes.

However, the invasive nature of angiography discourages the use of this technique in the search for preclinical abnormalities with biomarker potential.

After an extensive literature search for chromosome abnormalities in upper GI tract cancer, we chose four of the most common or most interesting chromosomes for study (we limited the study to four chromosomes due to time constraints).