Sentence examples for specific visualisation from inspiring English sources

Photoacoustic imaging is an emerging non-invasive optical technology that proved to have potential for cellular and molecular specific visualisation at clinically relevant depths of various organs [1].

Of note amongst those who at least appear to be agnostic, there are three websites, two of which offer specific visualisations of Cloud performance – CloudHarmony and CloudSleuth – and a third that features benchmark results.

Following the completion of coordination exercise, youth will engage in a sport-specific visualisation exercise.

It focuses on how designers' use of a specific cognitive process, visualisation, can influence the development of design concepts.

Nonetheless, already in its present form, or after suitable improvements (e.g. optimisation of steps specific for PrPSc visualisation), the assay may well be valuable for different experimental instances.

There are characteristics of both the genuine reconstruction algorithm (i.e., Newton Raphson) and the specific EIT data visualisation algorithm, which impact our findings.

The same workers described specific colour-coded visualisations of distinct intratumoral CSI maxima.

The active rehabilitation programme consists of a combination of submaximal aerobic training, light sport-specific coordination exercises, visualisation and imagery techniques, and a home exercise programme.

It refers to the method of visualisation of specific chromosome regions or entire chromosomes using fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) with chromosome-specific DNA probes (Pinkel et al. 1988; Ried et al. 1998).

To address this issue, we review the main principles of visualisation, discuss specific graphical challenges for environmental science and highlight some best practice from non-professional contexts.

Improving histomorphometric analysis of the human neocortex by combining stereological cell counting with immunohistochemical visualisation of specific neuronal and glial cell populations is a methodological challenge.