Imaging and Quantification
Noninvasive imaging and quantification of bile salt hydrolase activity: From bacteria to humans
... bioluminescent imaging and a caged-luciferin approach (BAL) in which light production is pro- portional to BSH ...for imaging and quantification of ...
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Time-lapse seismic imaging and uncertainty quantification
... 4D imaging?, and (2) How well do we know what we think we know? In this the- sis, I take steps to answer both ...Uncertainty quantification is very valuable for building knowledge but is not commonly done ...
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Equilibrium Contrast Imaging for Extracellular Volume Quantification
... allowing robust ECV estimation. The required prolonged contrast infusion was however time consuming - a hurdle to clinical implementation. However in tissues like the myocardium and liver where diffusion kinetics are ...
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Hyperspectral imaging system for in-vivo quantification of skin pigments
... b Université de Lyon, Université Jean Monnet de Saint-Etienne, CNRS UMR5516 Laboratoire Hubert Curien, 18 rue Benoît Lauras, F-42000 Saint-Etienne, France. Abstract We present a new multi-spectral imaging system, ...
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Automated pavement imaging program (APIP) for pavement cracks classification and quantification
... Pavement Imaging Program (APIP) was developed to process images with both noise and contrast variation ...the quantification and classification of the extent and severity of the various types of cracks on ...
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Preclinical In vivo Imaging for Fat Tissue Identification, Quantification, and Functional Characterization
... related imaging techniques are ...different imaging techniques to the issue of in vivo fat tissue identification, quantification, and functional ...such imaging studies have been carried out ...
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Detection, identification, and quantification of fungal diseases of sugar beet leaves using imaging and non-imaging hyperspectral techniques
... Abstract Plant diseases influence the optical properties of plants in different ways. Depending on the host pathogen system and disease specific symptoms, different regions of the reflectance spectrum are affected, ...
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Flat-top TIRF illumination boosts DNA-PAINT imaging and quantification
... PAINT imaging is based on reversible binding of a fluorescent species to the target ...quantitative imaging (qPAINT) 10 , DNA-PAINT can achieve spatial resolutions down to ~5 nm using standard TIRF ...
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A protocol for Enhanced imaging and Quantification of Cervical Cell Under Scanning electron Microscope
... spectroscopy. Moreover, by avoiding osmium tetroxide fixation, the time required for sample preparation decreased significantly. This sample preparation protocol can be used[r] ...
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3D imaging and quantification of porosity and intermetallic particles in strontium modified Al Si alloys
... 3D reconstruction of particles in the alloy, (b) Size distribution of porosity, (c) Sphericity of the pores, (d) Relationship of sphericity to the size of the pores, (e) largest particl[r] ...
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Evaluating the use of fluorescent imaging for the quantification of dental fluorosis
... continuous data generated from QLF. Hence the analysis could only determine the association between the two techniques, not true agreement. Furthermore, as QLF relies upon the detection of changes in fluorescence be- ...
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Machine Learning for Quantification of Small Vessel Disease Imaging Biomarkers
... the imaging features is of crucial importance; small patches lack enough contextual information, while larger patch sizes, apart from higher computational costs, decrease the localization accuracy 133 ...
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Accuracy of 177Lu activity quantification in SPECT imaging: a phantom study
... activity quantification of 177 Lu studies performed according to recommendations provided by the committee on Medical Internal Radiation Dose (MIRD) pamphlets 23 and ...(IADT). Quantification error, defined ...
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Sparse Bayesian Inference & Uncertainty Quantification for Inverse Imaging Problems
... Big Picture: From Qualitative to Quantitative Imaging Traditional task: Produce results to be interpreted by trained experts =⇒ Qualitative usage of the reconstructed information. New demand: Produce results for ...
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Three-dimensional photoacoustic imaging and inversion for accurate quantification of chromophore distributions
... V-shaped imaging scanner enabled 3D imaging with the high resolution, high sensitivity, and wide bandwidth characteristic of Fabry-P´ erot ultrasound sensors, but without the limited-view disadvantage of ...
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Comparison of bioelectrical impedance analysis and magnetic resonance imaging for the quantification of fat mass
... Each coronal image consisted of eight images from each of the scanned stations fused together to form a single image. Fusing was achieved using the MRI’s own image fusing software (MobiView TM ). Images were exported to ...
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Optical coherence tomography correlated with a functional fluorescence imaging for detection and quantification of dental caries
... Key words: Optical coherence tomography, low coherence interferometry, quantitative light-induced fluorescence, confocal imaging, dental imaging, caries diagnosis, dental caries, deminer[r] ...
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T1ρ magnetic resonance imaging quantification of early articular cartilage degeneration in a rabbit model
... ous imaging change of the cartilage, and T 1ρ was highly sensitive to reflecting the biochemical micro-changes due to the early stages of FCC ...physiological imaging technique for detecting the biochemical ...
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Magnetic resonance imaging quantification of fasted state colonic liquid pockets in healthy humans
... The imaging voxels that contain some freely mobile water and some gas/tissue/more solid component su ff er from partial volume e ff ects and may be excluded by the calculated liquid intensity ...
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Uncertainty quantification in imaging and automatic horizon tracking a Bayesian deep-prior based approach
... Uncertainty in horizon tracking due uncertainties in imaging and control points. 47 / 49.[r] ...
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