Sentence examples for simplified imaging from inspiring English sources

After the wash step cells are left growing only on the spatially confined spots, providing a platform compatible for ultra-high sample densities and simplified imaging and quantification of cells on the siRNA spots.

The advent of MRI, with its high soft tissue contrast, multiplanar capability and no radiation risk, has simplified imaging of the anorectal region.

This spectroscopic study provides a basis for the design of a simplified autofluorescence imaging system for detection of esophageal neoplasms.

To check the practical application of the wire, a simplified X-ray imaging system was set up by modifying a conventional tube.

8, 9 However, when applying the simplified MAGNIMS imaging criteria for DIS and DIT, 24 the Panel believes that even further liberalizing MRI requirements in CSF-positive patients is not appropriate, as CSF status was not evaluated for its contribution to the MAGNIMS criteria for DIS and DIT.

The intention of this paper is to show that with a flowchart based methodology it is possible to tentatively identify some historical pigments by means of MSI performed with simplified equipment and without the aid of imaging analysis software.

The current review will detail and discuss the technical developments and applications which have led to the current status of [F]-SiFA radiochemistry as a simplified approach towards new radiopharmaceuticals for PET imaging.

The same MINERVE animal cell bed (Equipement Veterinaire Minerve, Esternay, France) was used in both imaging modalities to provide anesthesia, physiological control, monitoring of respiration, and simplified co-registration of the images.

We investigated the most adequate timing for imaging and time-activity interpolating curve, as well as the performance of a simplified dosimetry, by means of just 1-2 scans.

14 PAP was assessed by imaging the peak velocity of the tricuspid regurgitant jet (TRV) and applying the simplified Bernoulli equation (right ventricular systolic pressure (RVSP =4v + right atrial pressure.

As long as single scattering conditions apply, this approach allows for simplified, direct comparison of the gain characteristics of different gases and allows more intelligent selection of imaging conditions.