Sentence examples for visual delineation from inspiring English sources

Another possible limitation of our study is the choice of the visual delineation as the reference standard.

For the remaining 19 patients, the volume difference compared to visual delineation was lowest using another threshold (5%max in 7, 10%max in 2, 20%max in 5, 25%max in 1, and 30%max in 4, respectively).

Figures 5 and 6 illustrate how the intravenous injection of a mixture of 18F-FDG and iodinated contrast agent combined with intraperitoneal iohexol injection immediately before the start of the SA-PET/CT acquisition improved visual delineation of the intraperitoneal tumor from the surrounding organs in rats and mice.

Among different segmentation results for stepwise increasing T2 relaxation times, this cut off showed best agreement with visual delineation of infarction on T2-w imaging and with histological 2,3,5-triphenyltetrazolium chloride stain in selected subjects.

Forest stand boundaries generated by automatic segmentation were compared to corresponding visual delineations.

Despite mapping tools for central visual field, delineation of peripheral visual field representations in the human cortex has remained a challenge.

Even though aerial images are usually available for the purpose of visual forest stand delineation, using them as additional data complicates the inventory system due to the required co-registrations and calibrations of the radiometric differences of multiple images.

Subjects' evaluation includes visual acuity measurement, scotoma delineation, identification of spontaneously developed PRLs and characterization of oculomotor behavior during reading.

After visual checking of every delineation (by KH and CRL), manual correction of the breast segmentation had to be carried out in approximately 10% of the images.

Retinotopic mapping of cortical responses to localized stimuli is an important tool for the delineation of visual areas in the brain of non-human primates using electrophysiologic recordings (Essen and Zeki 1978) and functional neuroimaging (Brewer et al. 2002).

It thus fosters geomorphological analysis by visual and quantitative means, allowing delineation of landforms down to footprints of ~ 30 m.