Sentence examples for tract structure from inspiring English sources
The study by Gavidia-Ceballos and Hansen [33] explored this issue for subjects with various forms of vocal fold cancer and successfully employed estimates of vocal tract structure from parallel speakers to more accurately suppress vocal tract structure for glottal flow waveform analysis.
Moreover, in comparison with other diagnostic tools, abdominal wall ultrasonography can provide additional advantages, such as rapid, painless, non-invasion, non-radiation and more detail of wound tract structure.
Then, a skeletonised mean FA image was created by a nonmaximum suppression perpendicular to the local tract structure.
Drug particles will deposit in different stages of NGI which simulate the lower respiratory tract structure approximately.
This allows a comprehensive analysis of tract structure to be performed in a way that is robust to effects of brain injury, such as brain atrophy.
These studies describe the effects of DEHP on sexual maturation, fertility and pregnancy loss, and changes to female reproductive tract structure.
T2-weighted single-shot fast spin-echo images show the major thoracic, abdominal, and gastrointestinal tract structures clearly.
Examples are provided for the application of tissue engineering to three body systems; skin, musculotendinous tissues, and lower urinary tract structures.
Primordial follicles could not be reliably identified in routine hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) stained sections from 3-week old Rpn13−/− mice, but other reproductive tract structures and secondary sex characteristics appeared to be within normal limits (data not shown).
Vocal behavior in songbirds is generated through sophisticated neural control [4], which must integrate movements of multiple peripheral motor systems controlling respiration [5], the vocal organ [6], [7] and upper vocal tract structures [8].
The present study constitutes a contribution towards better understanding of digestive tract structures in sea urchins from an evolutionary perspective.
