Examples of using Imaging techniques in English and their translations into Korean
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Spectral imaging techniques.
Imaging techniques have improved dramatically over the past few years to make this effort possible.
They also implemented various brain imaging techniques to determine which parts of the patient's mind were active.
The treatment that has had the most success is demonstrating to the patient that she is not really pregnant by the use of ultrasound or other imaging techniques.
The use of thermal imaging techniques to derive temperature information has numerous practical advantages.
In its Sentinel Event Alert, one of the Joint Commission's recommendations to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation is to use other imaging techniques, such as ultrasound or MRI,"….
Brain imaging techniques mean we can determine levels of these proteins in people who are still alive.
Other organs, abdomen, lungs,brain, bones etc. are examined using imaging techniques like CT scan and MRI to detect possible spread of the cancer.
But newer imaging techniques, such as magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) scans, mean performing a knee arthroscopy simply to look inside the knee joint is rare.
However, despite decades of research and the development of multiple imaging techniques, we know only a very small fraction of possible protein structures- tens of thousands out of millions.
As people learned more about the behavior of atoms and molecules and technology advanced, however, they developed other medical imaging techniques, many of which use digital technology.
Hyperspectral Imaging: Techniques for Spectral Detection and Classification.
Her research interests are diverse but centre on biological imaging, both in terms of the development of new imaging techniques for biological use and approaches to imaging found in nature(vision!)!
Using state-of-the-art imaging techniques, palaeontologists at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum(RUB) have been examining extinct marine creatures.
When the researchers scanned the fossilized skull of the iniopterygian with advanced imaging techniques at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, nobody expected to see a brain.
Though traditional X-ray imaging techniques are capable of producing 3D images, the resolution of the image is poor and the intensity of the X-rays can damage the samples.
While it is desired to obtain measurements of core body temperature for each patient via thermal imaging techniques, present thermal imaging techniques provide only a measurement of surface or skin temperatures.
Modern optical brain imaging techniques allow observation of a thin layer of the brain, but imaging lots of brain activity in 3-dimensional space- such as a volume of brain- has proven daunting.
But the film also refers literally to the tradition of the“Anatomy Lesson” in the visual arts: the bodies of Phi andLaurine have been turned inside out, as it were, with imaging techniques- which are used more frequently in the medical world.
Ultrasound is also used, along with other imaging techniques, which allows the doctor to"see" what's going on inside the tissue.
He is now a Specialty Registrar in Neurology in London and an Academic Clinical Fellow attached to the Huntington's Disease Research Group of Prof Sarah Tabrizi at UCL Institute of Neurology. His research focuses on the use of advanced imaging techniques to understand brain changes in HD.
A PET/CT scan combines two powerful imaging techniques into one of the most advanced medical imaging tools available.
In 2012, Gupta and colleagues reported that four boys with PMD who had received pluripotent neural stem cells in a Phase 1 clinical trial tolerated the procedure, and imaging techniques that indirectly detect myelin indicated they may have had myelination in their brains one year following the transplant.
There's a lot of new imaging techniques being proposed, some even by me, but given the recent success of MRI, first we need to ask the question, is it the end of the road with this technology?
Where T0 isthe core body temperature; Ts is the surface skin temperature obtained via thermal imaging techniques; TA is the ambient temperature; K1 is the empirically determined calibration constant; and Toffset is an offset term that accounts for any offset error inherent in the thermal imaging system.
The PET and CT scan brings two powerful imaging techniques and combines them into one of the most advanced medical imaging tools available.
SCIENTISTS in Canada and the USA have used 3D imaging techniques to settle a long-standing debate about how DNA and structural proteins are packaged into chromatin fibres.
When the researchers scanned the fossilized skull of the iniopterygian with advanced imaging techniques at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, nobody expected to see a brain.1 British naturalist Charles Darwin predicted that“no organism wholly soft can be preserved.”2 Yet here was fossilized soft tissue.
Positron-emission tomography(PET)is a nuclear medicine functional imaging technique.
However, no single imaging technique is 100% sensitive and if the condition is suspected, joint aspiration or operative biopsy should be performed.