Sentence examples for usual x-ray from inspiring English sources
It uses x-rays from a machine just like the usual x-ray procedure, only these x-rays emit radiation.
The particles are made of atomic nuclei rather than the usual X-rays, and theoretically can be focused more precisely on cancerous tissue, minimizing the danger to healthy tissue surrounding it.
On the way to Rome, airline security personnel had conducted random body and luggage searches on passengers at the gate in addition to the usual baggage X-ray and body-screening that has been standard at European airports since the hijackings of the 1970's.
Until recently, the medical consensus has been that there is too little evidence to justify lung cancer screening, largely because a chest X-ray — the usual screening technique — seldom catches the cancer early enough for lifesaving surgery.
Furthermore, both the Czech Trial [ 9] and the Mayo Lung Project [ 10], that compared chest X-ray to usual care, showed an increased number of lung cancers in the screened population, suggesting an overdiagnosis.
A 76-year-old man who had undergone coronary arterial bypass grafting for ischemic heart disease 3 years previously was referred to our hospital due to an abnormal shadow of the right lung detected on chest X-ray during his usual medical checkup that had not been detected 3 years previously (Fig. 1a).
In summary, the present findings suggest that lung cancer screening using low-dose CT has a higher sensitivity and a lower specificity than usual lung cancer screening by chest X-ray, when using the detection method analysis.
Even docking of a ligand back on its original PDB structure (diagonal results in Figure 5) tends to fail due to the usual overcompression of structures derived from X-ray crystallography.
An additional strength is that the observed changes in the outcomes did not arise from differences in the x-ray examination procedures because, as usual in the Netherlands, all x-rays were interpreted by trained radiologists — both before and after the introduction of teleradiology.
