Sentence examples for were imaging from inspiring English sources
noun
The technique or practice of creating images of otherwise invisible aspects of an object, especially of body parts.
Two local recurrences were observed in the curettage group, and bone enlargement and cortical thinning were imaging features strongly indicative of higher biological aggressiveness of the tumor.
If one were imaging using an atomic state with two lobes aligned parallel to the x-axis, one could follow the procedure Chen outlines [20] in which for a quantum mechanical p x tip state, say, one takes "derivatives of the sample wave function at the nucleus of the apex atom of the tip" with respect to x to get the tunneling matrix elements.
The researchers, led by Hans Mrazek from the University of Greifswald in Germany and colleagues from Geomar, a marine geosciences research institute in Kiel, were imaging and sampling a 250-kilometer-long stretch of ocean floor that includes a series of extinct volcanoes that run from the Galápagos to the mainland.
Resources costed were: imaging tests; revascularisation; inpatient/outpatient episodes; adverse events; cardiac-related medications.
Magnetic resonance imaging (n = 109) or computer tomography (n = 7) were imaging reference standards.
In addition, 2 reviews were imaging studies and 4 reviews evaluated tests belonging to the category 'other'other
I was imagining losing, I was imaging winning.
"We're imaging the plumbing system of the earth," Mr. Zeitlin said.
"Among the biggest advances in diagnosis has been imaging studies, especially by M.R.I. and occasionally by CT scan with a cone-beam image," Dr. Kaban said.
Among the devices the dissidents say the agency has approved inappropriately are imaging equipment used to detect breast cancer and an orthopedic knee device.
The other is imaging system.
