Sentence examples for severe image from inspiring English sources

Of note, image acquisition was performed in the axial plane, because, in our experience, direct coronal imaging tends to suffer from severe image distortion because of the requirement of a larger field of view.

Furthermore, binning CT projection data acquired over several cycles into a single cycle leads to severe image artifacts.

Snow asked that the portrait should feature him without his colourful ties, so the artist complied, painting quite a severe image of the newscaster, open necked shirt just visible.

Let us examine an STM tip separation that caused severe image artifacts, bu = 0.77 = π/4 − ε.

Head motion can lead to severe image degradation and result in false-positive activation and is usually worse in patients than in healthy subjects.

However, the use of these parameters was considered not feasible for reuse of baseline VOIs due to (severe) image artefacts that were observed in the registered images.

The fastidiously severe images that are usually a watermark of Nolan's willful artistry here give way to an anonymously practical recessiveness; rather than inflect his images, he lets the scale of his format, the 70mm.

A major limitation of diffusion sensitized SS-EPI imaging is magnetic susceptibility artifacts, at different tissue interfaces common in musculoskeletal imaging, such as bone and soft tissue, which can lead to severe geometric image distortion, relatively low spatial resolution due to rapid T2* decay of signal, and in general low image quality.

He also says the committee convened by his office was concerned that the punishment was too severe for image manipulation.

If the patient significantly changes body position following μ-map creation, this results in misalignment between attenuation coefficients and PET data, which can cause severe PET image artefacts and quantification bias.

However, this requirement is too severe for biological image recognition because it is often impractical to collect a huge number of biological images as training patterns.