Sentence examples for visualisation conditions from inspiring English sources

Due to the high variety of gamma cameras applied to small animal imaging, reproducibility of experiments requires a detailed description of the visualisation conditions used for different tracers, requirements of tracer dose and technical parameters of the SPECT devices, sensitivity as well as geometric properties of the animal model investigated [ 4, 23, 24].

Investigations were made by CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) simulations, and included visualisation of thermal comfort conditions, as well as radiator heat output comparisons.

In fact, visualisation of the underlying conditions (such as postoperative anastomotic leak, bowel obstruction, abscesses amenable to drainage, active or stricturing CD, fistulising or recurrent tumour) allows directed treatment, thus resulting in decreased rates of failed conservative management and higher likelihood of therapeutic success [4, 5].

Ice Watch, a collaboration of Eliasson with geologist Minik Rosing, which we previewed earlier this month, is a literal visualisation of the critical condition of the Arctic ice caps.

Optimally tolerated, WE-MDCT provides very accurate evaluation of wall thickness and enhancement in normal and pathologic conditions, and detailed visualisation of associated perivisceral and extraintestinal abnormalities.

The best conditions for fingerprint visualisation were pH 4.8, CS: TPP of 2 1 and 0.2 M of ionic strength in buffer (AB-12).

Firstly, pregnant women often present with conditions that make visualisation of the veins difficult, such as leg oedema or a gravid uterus, and that interfere with the visualisation of the proximal veins.

Our general specifications for the culture were for it to generate abundant myelinated axons and synapses, be technically easy, robust, and reproducible, have defined culture conditions, and facilitate visualisation of cellular events.

The border of detection is indicated by interpolation of the regression line to the x-axis (Fig.  5a) revealing 45 kBq as the smallest activity accumulated in the whole brain under in vivo conditions for appropriate visualisation of the striata following application of [I]IBZM.

Potential biological applications of this method therefore include characterisation, visualisation and clustering of different treatment conditions (i.e. with low and high doses of TNF) in terms of the changes in intracellular signaling they induce.

The increased volume causes temporary dilation of the pancreatic ducts and allows a better visualisation of them in MRCP; this condition can improve the detection and characterisation of pancreatic duct disorders [5, 6, 7, 8, 9].