" But, she added, "the scans say what the scans say.
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You can run on-demand scans in addition to the scans of your existing antivirus package, but scheduling scans requires a paid-for upgrade.
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Periodic scans of the information system and real-time scans of files from external sources.
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Like X-rays and PET scans, CT scans use ionizing radiation, which can damage DNA and cause cancer.
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Importantly, similar vascular channels were also detected in scans made of human skulls (these scans were acquired during surgery).
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According to research published in the journal Nature Medicine , different machine-learning systems, trained on OCT scans, create maps of the scans.
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Brain imaging with CT scans are not useful in diagnosing injury from concussions, because the trauma produces microcellular injuries not seen on scans.
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If an insurance company uses A.I. to evaluate medical scans, for instance, a hospital could manipulate scans in an effort to boost payouts.
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But the guidelines urge caution in the use of ultrasound scans to estimate fetal weight, noting that the scans are associated with cesareans, and they urge doctors to use them "sparingly" and to counsel patients that scans are imprecise during the third trimester.
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In recent years, brain scans have linked PTSD to brain shrinkage and lesions, Javanbakht says, although he adds scans aren't used for clinical diagnosis.
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Out of the 6900 million CT scans performed in 2628, one-third of those CT scans were partly to protect against a potential lawsuit.
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Even so, these brain case scans are important tools in reconstructing the primate family tree beyond what brain scans of living monkeys can offer.
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In California, the counties of Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino have contributed scans, with the latter's sheriff's department harvesting more than 200,000 scans alone.
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The team took 3D scans of the jaw and the teeth, and compared the shapes to scans of other, similar fossils from ancient human relatives.
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Google actively scans for potentially harmful apps in the Play Store, but since the apps being boosted aren't malicious, they're able to evade the scans.
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Tissue samples, blood tests, and imaging scans like MRIs and PET scans are all tools a doctor can use to diagnose someone with pancreatic cancer.
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New Scans Made a Surprising Discovery in King Tut's TombLate last year, radar scans at King Tut's tomb revealed the possible presence of a secret chamber.
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Related: 3D Body Scans of Drag Queens Become Virtual Reality Art A 3D Body Scan Becomes An Abstract Color Oasis Art Made from Human Body Scans
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And radiologists must comb through an increasing number of body scans every year — the number has tripled to 149 CT scans per 1,000 patients since 2012.
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The number of remote hygiene scans is larger still: The networks of 37 states, 88 counties, and eight private election companies are receiving the ongoing scans.
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Passport scans Turkish officials also provided CNN with passport scans of seven other men they suspect to have been part of the 15-member Saudi team.
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Its main products are Ultravist for computer tomography scans, with 318 million euros in sales in 2015, and Gadovist for magnetic resonance imaging scans, with 290 million euros.
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Facial recognition can be used to identify unknown people by taking scans of their faces and comparing them with facial scans from a photo database of named people.
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Each crew member had MRI scans done on his or her spine prior to the mission, and scans done both immediately and two months after returning to Earth.
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What's next: Since OCT scans are 3D, the technology DeepMind developed to analyze them could be useful for other types of 3D medical imaging, like CT scans, Suleiman said.
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But the hope is that this technology and others, over time, will significantly improve this security-checkpoint task and others, including passenger baggage scans, cargo scans and face recognition.
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These scans had previously not been available publicly, but with the help of Google, CyArk now has opened access to a number of their scans and will be adding more.
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As well as its agreement with the Royal Free, DeepMind has partnered with other UK hospitals to access medical data including a million retina scans and hundreds of cancer scans.
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Also Windows Defender (if you've used or heard of it), will begin automatic periodic scans for malware, as well as notifications of threats and scans; I suppose this is cool.
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To try to address this question, the researchers analyzed scans from a third group of teens who had not tried marijuana before they had their brain scans at age 14.
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The head of the hospital's neurology department said that three men may have suffered irreversible brain damage, based on magnetic resonance imaging scans, but cautioned that the scans were not conclusive.
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Google Play Protect scans apps for safety before you download them to your device and then scans the apps on your device for malware to warn you of any security concerns.
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Dr. Schwartz warned that too many people were being treated on the basis of CT scans even though, she said, the scans cannot distinguish a progressive cancer from a nonprogressive one.
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Her scans were clear & showed no evidence of disease!!
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Next, they plan to create dissection scans for the thigh area and the hands, and they want to have five scans ready for students to start using by the end of 2018.
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Homeland Security has confirmed it will not expand face recognition scans to U.S. citizens arriving and departing the country, days after it emerged the agency proposed making the scans for citizens mandatory.
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Both Google AI and DeepMind have pursued projects that analyze medical images like eye scans and scans of breast-cancer cells, with the hope of aiding medical professionals in diagnosing and treating patients.
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No scans, drugs, monitoring, or trained personnel are in sight.
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Brain scans showed the visual sectors didn't activate this time.
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The study involved MRI brain scans, such as this one.
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Did some extra scans of the southeast main continent today.
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Open Bionics develops the prostheses using scans or plaster casts.
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Shortly after getting the scans, Sloan came down with pneumonia.
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Other reconstructed pieces come from scans, interviews, sketches, and artworks.
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Those positive scans have resulted in more than 450 arrests.
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But infancy scans as a blank for most of us.
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The scans showed spaces where a fourth eye was located.
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Now, she's looking at a lifetime of scans and treatments.
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VirusTotal runs free scans on files using major antivirus scanners.
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That limits neuroimaging and creates the intervals between the scans.
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Brain scans, genetic tests and neurological exams yielded no answers.
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Postmortem scans revealed a bit more clarity about Beever's condition.
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Even 3D scans of the piece remain under their control.
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You can also send off scans to a qualified dermatologist.
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It incorrectly identifies around 0.005 percent of videos it scans.
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There are different scans where you can look at dopamine.
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Next, Caffrey plays back the recording of my eye scans.
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The scans were taken between August 2017 to June 2018.
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Washington then scans across the rug with a major message.
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The more scans we have, the more information we have.
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The Black Friday ad scans have started to come through.
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A subset of about 450 women also got brain scans.
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"They are indistinguishable," Cantlon told NPR of the brain scans.
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Instead of eye scans, Bank of America has embraced fingerprints.
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The medical community is using it to interpret CT scans.
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Checkout chick - A worker who scans groceries at a supermarket.
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That summer, he had a lot of CT scans taken.
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But Mr. Cara's first scans, in March 2015, were stunning.
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It scans your photos and organizes them in several ways.
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The digital model scans below make the transformation more evident.
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Scans confirmed that Guilherme had brain damage associated with microcephaly.
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None of 16 uninfected women had problems in their scans.
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A series of scans must have revealed a sluggish heart.
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On scans, those parts of his brain were still missing.
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CT scans, EEGs, sleep deprivation tests, blood tests, vision tests.
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" Even the show's Yiddish title scans perfectly: "Fidler afn Dakh.
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Each received CT scans of their lungs that revealed pneumonia.
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This is assessed by additional scans, and often more biopsies.
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The retailer then scans the code to receive the payment.
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In 2015, Owen examined Leonard using fMRI and EEG scans.
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It involved participants getting whole body scans for the program.
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Working with iPhone footage and Microsoft Kinect 3D scans, denial.of.
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Scans and tests on my trailKids cry and mates flail.
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You can check her labs and scans on the computer.
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They can be difficult or impossible to see on scans.
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A series of scans must have revealed a sluggish heart.
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I look at the scans on my oncologist's computer screen.
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She kept going to get CT scans of her lungs.
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All patients had pneumonia and lung abnormalities on CT scans.
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I'm going to need fingerprint scans, and your phone number.
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Once reported, the AI scans the chat, according to Turner.
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CT scans also revealed that these rays have simple teeth.
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According to an article in The Atlantic published on Tuesday, architectural historian Andrew Tallon created painstakingly detailed laser scans of the building in 2010 — scans that could be used to help rebuild the structure.
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The Android operating system automatically performs scans on installed applications to hunt for anything that's out of place, and users can also manually trigger scans of their Android smartphones right in the updates section.
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Scans should be cryptographically signed to guarantee their accuracy, researcher Yisroel Mirsky told the Washington Post, and hospitals need to be encrypting data to stop intruders on their network from viewing and altering scans.
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The cost for full body scans range from $23,000 to $8,000 - and that's for scans that aren't recommended in any of the guidelines for follow-up care in women with low-risk breast cancers.
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The agreement gave more than 9,000 ICE personnel access to privately collected license plate scans from the 50 most populous metro areas in the US, as well as millions more scans from local law enforcement.
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As part of the study, to confirm the differences, the brain scans were shown to two neuroradiologists who were not told about the flight durations or whether the scans were taken before or after flight.
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The test, called the Banyan Brain Trauma Indicator, is also expected to reduce the number of people exposed to radiation through CT scans, or computed tomography scans, that detect brain tissue damage or intracranial lesions.
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Or that they haven't taken good care of themselves—their medical insurance allows for a generous array of mammograms and prostate screenings, colonoscopies, electrocardiograms and echocardiograms, biopsies, CT scans and pet scans, MRIs and fMRIs.
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His most recent scans, pictured right, show no signs of regrowth.
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We decided it's best to take her back for scans, etc.
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Brain scans showed the visual sectors of his brain lighting up.
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The signatures of blunt force trauma were evident in the scans.
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What's more, radar scans show the ship in its undisturbed condition.
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A technician scans the system and does not find anything suspicious.
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Doctor AIs are already better at spotting cancer in tissue scans.
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All scans are "parked" in your Garage for later viewing. 10.
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Instead, it's a targeted feature that scans only for ransomware attacks.
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The Naked mobile app displays body scans as grayscale, 3D images.
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Nine individual scans were stitched together to create this composite image.
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The malware also scans the phone for over 73,000 different files.
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But the coronavirus doesn't always show up in scans right away.
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Countless tests and CT scans never showed anything out of order.
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Justice Ginsburg will continue to have periodic blood tests and scans.
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Then he turned his attention to the scans the patient brought.
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Don't smokers get CT scans routinely to check for lung cancer?
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The work is based on scans of van Hout's body parts.
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The app also scans the phone for more than 73,000 files.
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Unfortunately, PET scans are expensive, and lumbar punctures can cause pain.
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This information included eye scans as well as general medical data.
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The quality of the scans will depend on your phone's camera.
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The system was fed their scans alongside diagnoses by human doctors.
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It is also considering automated security scans of device makers' apps.
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By December, MRI scans no longer showed any signs of cancer.
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Valiantly gazing onward, this bald eagle scans the horizon for prey.
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Nothing showed up on scans, so we advised them to proceed.
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Earlier scans of the En-Gedi scroll revealed by imaging software.
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When scans revealed the the lump was cancerous, Brown was dumbfounded.
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In this lull, anything less than dominance scans as a disappointment.
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You scroll through and it's brain scans, dismemberment, and oozing wounds.
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The app scans and stores the pages to a cloud service.
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She scans the internet, taking in all the attention she's getting.
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An employee then scans the visible paint with a measuring instrument.
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Doctors and CT scans have been unable to diagnose the problem.
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Researchers used the scans to create 3D models of the terrain.
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The images include scans of twin girls, who both developed microcephaly.
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The first scans of Kiara Munoz's son, Juan Diego, were normal.
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The protesters collected 13,740 face scans, including of one US congressman.
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But three scans of his adrenal glands all came back negative.
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Contrast agents are used to make MRI scans easier to see.
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Scans showing parts of the brain with gray matter volume highlighted.
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Finishing his remarks at the town hall, Davis scans the room.
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The scans aren't perfect, but they can detect life-threatening conditions.
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But there were two anxious years of scans and follow-ups.
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In both ADEM cases, brain scans showed damage to white matter.
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But there's only so much information to glean from scans alone.
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Zyl scans your photo library and magically finds photos that matter.
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It includes images of her M.R.I. scans projected onto her body.
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Over the years, the study has accumulated over 6,000 M.R.I. scans.
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Graham says the organization scans more than 1,000 books per day.
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Some types of brain scans are a lot like DNA tests.
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"I need this," Steve Horney says as he scans the break.
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After five days of testing, scans revealed the problem — a stroke.
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They're not my words or my handwriting; they're scans from books.
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My test scans were coming in at a few hundred megabytes.
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Amazon also automatically scans its site to proactively remove suspicious listings.
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The passport scans were taken on the day of Khashoggi's disappearance.
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But defense lawyers have rushed to bring brain scans into courtrooms.
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The researchers also looked at the scans of each man's heart.
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Each ranger scans the tree and the rest of the field.
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Scans revealed a second on the other side of his skull.
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Scans of their brains were made reacting to those YouTube videos.
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At a later stage, when we know how to recover dynamic function from 3D structure scans as well, there may be wholesale methods for whole brain emulation from such scans, yet another path to mind uploading.
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To identify physical and physiological changes that could be associated with the reported effects, researchers assessed the results of memory and cognitive tests; PET scans, to measure brain metabolism; and MRI scans, to assess brain structure.
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Additionally, the drone can perform more scans over a shorter period of time than the plane, and UTIG could potentially perform multiple scans at once with numerous aircraft working in sync, increasing the area of coverage.
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To train the model the researchers used two data sets of breast scans from the UK and the US. The UK dataset included scans from 25,856 women, while the US set contained mammograms from 3,097 women.
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After releasing the original Structure Sensor, Occipital found that it was particularly popular in two different use cases: making 3D scans of people (like, say, scanning someone's foot to make orthotics), and making 3D scans of rooms.
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The CT scans can reveal pneumonia-like fluid buildup in the lungs.
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The scans were "coarse" and couldn't correct for errors on the fly.
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He scans it in a state of unease; creases etch his forehead.
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The firm also scans the black market and criminal forums for data.
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Preliminary scans suggest the ship's keel and floor timbers are still intact.
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These range from simple X-rays to PET (positron emission tomography) scans.
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To compile the listing, Glassdoor scans that massive database of company reviews.
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A cursor automatically scans across this keyboard by row or by column.
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I have had too many CT scans to count and several scopes.
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He scans the room, then hunches over a computer to check names.
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It scans the attached drives for errors and applies fixes where possible.
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When your package arrives, the Amazon courier scans a barcode on it.
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Today, these are diagnosed by a doctor who pores over MRI scans.
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CT scans are convenient and can produce immediate results, Dr. Zhang said.
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Chiu wants to use these scans to help patients get better treatment.
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Some were never born, having been detected by ultrasound scans and aborted.
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His tweets of destroyed places now included MRI scans of his lungs.
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The researchers explored this idea using fMRI scans and mouse-tracking analyses.
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DHS is offering voluntary "hygiene" scans and vulnerability assessments for local authorities.
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But scans of the skull's interior revealed some very chimaera-like characteristics.
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According to Ristevski, another organization captured scans of Notre Dame in 2010.
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Then there's the matter of getting scans of your eyes and mouth.
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It may also not become widely used since brain scans are expensive.
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If you're on Android, you can also access the scans when offline.
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Image: APX Labs Boeing employee scans a code while wearing Google Glass.
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This technique scans a tooth and measures the complexity of its surfaces.
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But CT scans are expensive, and deliver a substantial slug of radiation.
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This app scans your Mac to locate similar photos and delete them.
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Later CT scans, however, revealed an arrowhead lodged in his left shoulder.
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CT scans showed the presence of Piltdown gravel in all the specimens.
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But brain scans now suggest that the cerebellum's remit is much broader.
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Two other imaging technologies, MRI scans and ultrasound, do not use radiation.
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So if my scans are off, don't sweat it, I tell myself.
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That's the copy we used to make the scans for the reprint.
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Initial MRI scans of 21 Havana embassy workers had revealed no abnormalities.
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Magnified brain scans of people watching glamorized photos of death in war.
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X-ray and scans are also often used to locate the infection.
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MRIs can be very expensive, things like that, or a CAT scans.
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Twenty years later, they took another test, along with MRI brain scans.
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Given what we know about its original series so far, this scans.
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The company scans images uploaded to the website against an industry database.
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On the scans, Machado observed that Jahi's brain stem was nearly destroyed.
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Invertex makes software that scans a customer's body for proper product sizing.
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O'Connor scans the crowd like a sea captain searching for her coordinates.
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How about terabytes of CT scans of your loved one's brain tumor?
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It scans the skin and place mineral pigments directly on dark spots.
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They prepare radioactive drugs and administer them to patients undergoing the scans.
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But there's always the chance that scans can miss something, Miller said.
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Imaging services, like MRIs and CT scans, are particularly popular on Groupon.
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An Amazon Go employee scans the code and the return is processed.
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J.P. "Veil Scans" is less than five minutes long but evokes eternity.
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Once it scans your document, it'll offer recommendations for improving your writing.
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Meaning, the brain scans were better at predicting which treatment would work.
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Several documents contained scans of the front and back of payment cards.
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During the Obama administration, such scans were done on a weekly basis.
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The robot scans the stalks of sorghum, photographs them, looking for disease.
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The brain scans were compared with the responses of 25 healthy people.
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The program also scans medical journals to update itself without human help.
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Eighty-eight counties receiving remote hygiene scans means that roughly 2,900 aren't.
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An exam turned up more questions, so her doctor scheduled some scans.
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Computerized tomography or "CT" scans often revealed extensive damage to their lungs.
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Ask Well CT, M.R.I. and ultrasound scans offer different advantages and drawbacks.
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The scanner scans male and female bodies differently, based on cis anatomy.
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Using a wide array of scans will provide a more complete picture.
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Participants were also offered brain scans as part of their cognitive evaluation.
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Nibali was later taken to hospital where scans revealed a fractured vertebra.
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We did 3-D scans of all the people in the nightclub.
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So he received brain scans for beta amyloid and took cognitive tests.
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Additionally, Invaluable scans its website to flag possible patterns of problematic behavior.
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FLORIDA AIRPORT REQUIRING FACIAL SCANS Privacy advocates worry that there are no formal rules for how to handle data gleaned from the scans nor formal guidelines on what should happen if a passenger is wrongly prevented from boarding. 9.
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Experts tell me that scans of people on a psychedelic trip look like a bright, morphing jigsaw of activity compared with the sober brain, which looks largely grey on the scans, with fleeting, localized hints of color and activity.
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A study released Tuesday in the journal JAMA compared brain scans from the diplomats (all of whom were stationed in Cuba at the time of the strange sounds) against scans of 48 other healthy adults who were not exposed.
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Our digitized print archive is big, containing terabytes of high-resolution page scans.
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Chemotherapy began a few months later, after all the scans and pathology reports.
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"We hope that [publicly available digital fossil scans] become the standard," Dooley said.
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Further scans showed the cancer was also in his liver, spine, and jaw.
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Four months after McCarthy began the drug, however, scans found new bone tumors.
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An iPhone user scans a QR code in Wuhan, China, in March 2017.
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Comparative brain scans and genetic analyses of the two species could also help.
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Scans or photographs of the historical records must be taken with expensive equipment.
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ICE can access hundreds of millions of license plate scans to follow immigrants.
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Shoppers don't have a say about whether or not the software scans them.
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The scans provide enough resolution that 3D bones can be printed from them.
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And don't forget that Preller's team took brain scans of all the participants.
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MRI scans revealed that this act of nonconformity caused the participants great discomfort.
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Her scans — she has them regularly now — have all been fine since then.
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Like many anti-virus programs, Kaspersky routinely scans its clients' computers for viruses.
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The verification process might alternatively involve facial scans, depending on the equipment available.
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First, an infrared depth camera system scans your face, capturing your facial structures.
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Reminiz streams live channels on its servers directly, scans images and adds tags.
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They were subjected to variety of medical exams, MRI scans and heart tests.
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When someone scans the QR code, it launches a website hosted on hihello.
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The software was trained on nearly 15,000 OCT scans from some 7,500 patients.
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I pay for three scans that I'll use over the next few months.
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Virus scans are another reminder of how annoying modern smart TVs can be.
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The eye scans had been conducted using a technique called optical coherence tomography.
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The arm scans the shelves, looking for sold-out, missing or misplaced items.
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" For its part, the museum described the scans as those "of minor quality.
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Frye is also bullish about the potential of brain scans and genetic tests.
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The app scans that image and makes a Mini sticker version of you.
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Scans and X-rays showed inflammation or swelling throughout both lungs, said Gutzeit.
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Whether these are scans made by actual clients, government or otherwise, is unknown.
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It "scans that mess and finds the meaningful moments," they said on stage.
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Neuroscientists have used algorithms on MRI scans to predict language development in children.
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When their telescope scans the sky, it takes in objects at all distances.
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A photo of the T-Rex skull (upper left) compared with Kinect scans.
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Everything Curry did in the entirety of the playoffs scans faintly tragic now.
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According to the act, biometric information includes fingerprints, iris scans and face geometry.
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It contained scans and photographs of sections of the ACT, the student said.
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Post-surgical brain scans show the tissue causing concern has been completely removed.
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The video, made by using high-resolution 3D scans, blends surrealistic, colorful shapes.
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Yet another bit of software scans files for suspicious phrases and deletes them.
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Snap receipt photos with the app, which scans them and autofills expense entries.
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Alfa Bank said that its scans ran for two days after each update.
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Fakespot automatically scans product listings to check for counterfeit products and fake reviews.
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In two CT scans she'd had a lot of stool in the colon.
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Another really cool feature is the autopilot mode, which continuously scans the nursery.
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Fingerprints can be copied, and even retina scans have been defeated by hackers.
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Other support offered by the department includes cyber hygiene scans and self-assessments.
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Mr. Mann asked the doctor how many scans he performed in a day.
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Somaliland's last presidential elections were the world's first secured by biometric iris scans.
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In his lab, Dr. Richard Doll scans through a sheaf of test results.
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Scans performed before surgery indicated no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body.
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Bank of Greece security scans all mail as standard practice, the official said.
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The cashier then scans the barcode and the customer pays with their cash.
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Moneymaker scans players for these giveaways and knows his opponents do the same.
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All underwent physical exams, tests of mental acuity, and PET and M.R.I. scans.
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By analyzing CT scans, a neural network can learn to spot lung cancer.
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They were still running scans, and I didn't know what was going on.
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First, a computer digitally scans a patient's teeth to create three-dimensional models.
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Yet the results of medical and neurological tests and brain scans were normal.
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Mr. Hernandez will undergo CT scans every four months to monitor his condition.
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For several weeks, a young athlete's symptoms stumped doctors, despite tests and scans.
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He scans the crystalline buds, his face illuminated, trancelike, in the purple light.
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The ID scans are part of Juul's Retail Access Control Standards (RACS) program.
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The scans carefully track activation across hemispheres moment to moment, as retrieval happens.
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Many countries are enrolling people through fingerprints, footprints, iris scans and facial recognition.
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She remains well, but returns to MD Anderson once a year for scans.
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Crickets can be heard as the video scans each of his fellow candidates.
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A 3-D camera then scans the customer's face to verify their identity.
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The Frank app scans the tax forms of applicants and extracts tax information.
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In their brutal objectivity, the 2009 scans had recorded beauty and blemish alike.
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The scans, archived on Factum's Web site , contain six gigabytes of data each.
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But the will to do so always scans for chances to break out.
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Vets took X-ray scans which showed the tail isn't connected to anything.
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High cholesterol levels were not associated with any differences in the MRI scans.
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Platt also constantly scans Lilly's social media followers, checking for suspicious accounts constantly.
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MRI scans revealed a noncancerous meningioma growing on the front of her brain.
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The children with autism received, on average, about 5.9 scans, estimated the researchers.
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Scans and other forms of biological research in the field have been illuminating.
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PET scans only detect amyloid betas with 20 percent to 30 percent accuracy.
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They waited for follow-up scans to see if Andrew was in remission.
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We saw a couple of doctors, who ordered various X-rays and scans.
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Take, for instance, a single shot in "Hidden Process" that scans Elliot's apartment.
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I gave Cusack a call to find out what baby brain scans show.
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In 2010, the US Marshals service admitted that tens of thousands of nude body scans, originating from a Florida courthouse, had been improperly and illegally stored; 100 of those scans were eventually made public via a Freedom of Information Act request.
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The push to prioritize lung scans seems to have begun with a social media campaign by a physician in Wuhan, who last week called for using the scans to simplify the screening of patients and to accelerate their hospitalization and treatment.
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The van scans the airspace and transmits a light signal to ensure safe delivery.
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The protagonist faces a dilemma, scans the area around them, and finds the solution.
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There's an airy, almost languid quality to his movements that scans as uncommon ease.
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The scans reveal the complex network of nerve fibers connecting the different brain areas.
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Meanwhile, Jameson is using these new scans to dive deeper into her own brain.
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There's no overhead enclosure on the device, it scans outwards as people pass by.
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As part of the study, thousands of historic, de-personalized eye scans were analysed.
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Chinese authorities have started diagnosing coronavirus cases in the Hubei province via CT scans.
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Like typical orthodontists, SmileDirect's dentists base their prescriptions on computer simulations of mouth scans.
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It extends beyond social networks; Google scans every Gmail user's account for child porn.
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Each of these doctors reviewed the scans and tried to understand what they meant.
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Sutton came in — she just got straight to it and said, 'Scans were clear.
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He scans it, laughs at its jokes, crosses out whole pages and underpays her.
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Do you know what kind of device they were using for these face scans?
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The software also supports typing, inking, embedding videos, recording audio, and digital scans, too.
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Brain scans of babies born with microcephaly show scientists where the damage is occurring.
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Another is to use the same full-body scans to try on clothes virtually.
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It works in the same way that Inbox scans hotel bookings for key details.
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The parents were given the test results from Charlie's most recent scans on Friday.
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He has not cried through any of the scans or the tests or anything.
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The driver might need an enhanced licence containing biometric data (facial scans, for example).
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But for one thing, the scans don't offer enough distinction from person to person.
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If the scans hadn't brought good news, what was the plan for moving forward?
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The iPhone X, which scans your face while emitting low-level non-ionizing radiation.
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A facial recognition app running on an attached smartphone scans your dining partner's expression.
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The scans give the researchers estimates of everything from facial structure to skin thickness.
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The dog scans the region and latch onto the signal of her walkie talkie.
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After 12 weeks, ultrasound scans showed similar rates of muscle growth in both groups.
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Atomic Alchemy: Radio cardiograms and PET/CT scans require nuclear medicine to visualize abnormalities.
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But significantly reducing the number of unnecessary CT scans may be an uphill battle.
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Around the clock, the radar scans the entire perimeter out to its maximum range.
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Radio scans and images taken by a submersible show a remarkably well-preserved submarine.
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When Dr. Ilardo compared scans from the two villages, she found a stark difference.
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It no longer scans emails for advertising purposes; it discontinued the practice last year.
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It no longer scans emails for advertising purposes; it discontinued that practice last year.
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I compared participants' self-perceptions before and after they viewed their 3D body scans.
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It scans 100,000 social posts a week and updates the price 144 times daily.
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Customers chose standard sizes or stripped down to their underwear for laser body scans.
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A database with millions of facial scans is extremely sensitive, and breaches seem inevitable.
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Those scans have become one of the most popular uses of facial recognition technology.
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Or you could do no MRI scans at all and rely solely on ultrasound.
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And millions more are expected to opt in as more phones incorporate fingerprint scans.
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A few scans and biopsies later, she was informed that she had thyroid cancer.
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Little research, however, has tracked individuals over years, while also including actual brain scans.
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CT scans are placed alongside the mummies to reveal what lies beneath the wrappings.
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She underwent regular scans to confirm her remission, and then just yearly X-rays.
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Various high-tech scans looked at both the shape and function of that muscle.
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However, article text from 1851–1980 is still only available as scans in TimesMachine.
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After a few weeks, PET scans showed she was free of the rare cancer.
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A device that detects nongovernment phones occasionally scans for violations, according to the Times.
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In addition, thyroid lumps were found accidentally when people had scans for other reasons.
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And the scans would be "well set up for routine testing," according to Chiesa.
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The patient didn't have symptoms of the infection typically picked up by MRI scans.
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Smith as a doctor reviewing the brain scans of a NFL player in Concussion,
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After just seven weeks of the 29-week cancer treatment, her scans were clear.
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She has had extra ultrasound scans from her doctor, and her fetus looks unaffected.
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One major reason, he argued, boils down to cost: fMRI scans are notoriously expensive.
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The dots are the locations of individual scans as the sample is spun around.
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To begin with, Fillwalk got ahold of high resolution scans from Boullée's architectural prints.
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I do two types of scans, one breathing normally and one deep inspiration breath.
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Algorithms, for example, can already diagnose diseases from imaging scans better than human radiologists.
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A HowGood user scans the barcode on a yogurt to learn its sustainability rating.
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Australia is a step closer to replacing passport check-ins with more face scans.
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He let six or eight months go by before having scans and a biopsy.
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The app automatically scans your data for 73,000 specific items that China deems threatening.
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Another item Fengcai scans for: music by a Japanese metal band called Unholy Grave.
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We can only get so far cutting down on the number of MRI scans.
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Other files the app scans for have no link to Islam or Islamic extremism.
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To explain their extraordinary attraction with brain scans and anthropology seems unnecessary, even irrelevant.
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An ambulance rushed her to the hospital, where they took CT scans and M.R.I.s.
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Finally, all agreed that she needed further scans that only a hospital could do.
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Doctors can sometimes make a diagnosis when faced with cataracts and blurry eye scans.
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Photographs and CT scans of the body come first, as it is so fragile.
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The scans were processed into a virtual simulation of the inside of his lungs.
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The company does not record the content of the calls it scans, it said.
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None of the new findings would have been possible without the scans, he said.
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Both rulings relied on the fact that scans were being used for limited purposes.
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They will pull up images of my scans and discuss radiation, surgery, immunotherapy. Possibilities.
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Instead of badges, workers access the office using a biometric reader that scans thumbprints.
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To enroll, people submit to fingerprint and iris scans at the company's airport kiosks.
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The department conducts less intensive weekly "cyberhygiene" scans of election systems in 33 states.
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Up next: neurology, psychology, M.R.I. and PET scans, genetic testing and so much more.
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The researchers used advanced, high-resolution CT scans to analyze the dinosaur tail fossils.
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For American citizens, the facial scans are checked against photos from State Department databases.
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At another hospital, radiologists have been studying CT scans of coronavirus patients from China.
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Before the training, they got fMRIs, scans that show where brain activity is occurring.
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A series of further scans, taken days apart, told the rest of the story.
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Participants did the questionnaires and scans twice, at least three to four years apart.
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Some of these bills were understandable, like for the radiologist who read the scans.
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Hubei doctors could use CT scans to confirm such coronavirus infections without a test.
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Machine learning can identify potential tumors from scans and flag them to a doctor.
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When he's tracking suspected cheaters, Murphy scans images to find runners nearby using Strava.
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He received treatment for seven months until scans showed no sign of the disease.
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Many patient scans include cover sheets containing personal health information baked into the file.
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It scans your body while the Bluetooth-connected scales also act as a turntable.
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The department was loudly criticized for announcing such scans would become mandatory last week.
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As part of their study, thousands of historic, de-personalized eye scans were analysed.
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There, additional scans confirmed the worst: Vaughn's ankle was broken in three separate places.
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The sheer volume of scans is becoming overwhelming for radiologists to analyze, Kagen said.
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Do they have abnormal brain scans or are particular brain areas smaller or larger?
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But that job is suddenly looking iffy as A.I. gets better at reading scans.
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Are ID scans, searches and CCTV at clubs going to stop people using drugs?
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Credit card information, phone numbers, addresses, ID scans and household bills were also published.
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By comparing the two – scans of newborn brains and later scans of a subset of these babies at the age of two – they were able to determine symptoms that might be predictors of either clinical depression or anxiety disorders later in life.
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Johansen and her lawyers have argued that the scans were completed locally instead of overseas, saving on costs, and that it was not a stipulation of the donor, African soccer's governing body, that the funds be spent solely on the age scans.
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The footage scans the surrounding neighborhood and features eerie infrared eye-in-the-sky images.
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She did not receive scans, did not have radiation, did not have any follow up.
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And the Embassy for the Displaced has created 3D scans of living quarters for refugees.
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So they used brain scans to track what happened as participants observed a moving dot.
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Glossy white machines for full-body scans stood on the other side of the room.
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Every year, there are a few big guys whose ad scans we just salivate over.
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YouTube automated scans have sped up takedowns of videos tied to ISIS or al-Qaeda.
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It's getting paid $1 per scan today, while also adding those scans to its database.
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Increasingly, machine-learning programs are able to make diagnoses from scans and from test results.
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But if you're like me, you probably don't want to keep scans inside your notes.
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It also has Google Play Protect, which scans apps for malware before and after installation.
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He also said scans later showed a lesion on his brain, reported the Review-Journal.
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Scans today to study my bone health after a #YearInSpace to help solve the problem.
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The short of it is this: Facebook scans your Messenger conversations for certain prohibited content.
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Facebook usually scans webpages to pull in metadata like an image or a story headline.
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But doctors still commission needless scans and other tests in order to make more money.
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This is evident as the cashier scans the UPC code on top of the box.
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AS DUSK FALLS, Manuel da Costa scans the university garden for an unoccupied plastic chair.
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The manual searches mean the tool can be quite slow compared to API-based scans.
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When finished, he then scans it, digitizing it, so he can post the file online.
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Amazon then scans its 5 billion product listings per day, looking for any suspicious items.
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Then participants had MRI scans of the painful hip, which were analyzed by a radiologist.
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The scans revealed that different parts of the dogs' brains were activated by various intonations.
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The latter scans homework problems and solves them instantly with the snap of a camera.
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If we want to understand it, we need translators—native speakers, not just brain scans.
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MRI scans of their brains were done at the beginning and end of the study.
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Dubbed a "liquid biopsy," it scans the blood plasma for ctDNA released by cancer cells.
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At its simplest, it scans for viruses and malware quickly, without any noticeable performance issues.
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This includes duplicate detection, limiting Vignette's scans to select contact groups and better Facebook integration.
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Doctors face it daily, reading scans blotted by tumours the way others scour market data.
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Mr McNeill's death enabled his scans to be compared with the results of an autopsy.
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Right now the service only provides black and white scans of regular letter-sized mail.
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Alex Roetter strolls over from another building, scans his security badge, and leads me inside.
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Of course, you don't get to see this kind of change in your early scans.
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Carter will "continue scans and resume treatment if necessary," said Carter Center spokeswoman Deanna Congileo.
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The deputy on duty scans the prisoners and then counts the names on his list.
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When someone scans one with their camera, it'll presumably add that person as a contact.
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On top of this come bills for doctors, MRI scans, blood draws and lab work.
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"We're working on CT scans of another tyrannosaur in my lab right now," he says.
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With Bevel, you can use your phone to make 3D scans of the real world.
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Then the rasping buzz of the machine begins, taking scans in 22 seconds each time.
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Those counties obtain the scans through a variety of sources, usually jails and detentions centers.
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Limping, he scans the room, raises a gun and fires a shot, the muzzle flashing.
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But her scans showed a damaged and swollen brain that needed emergency attention and intervention.
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Her cancer has gone into hiding; her tumors are no longer visible on medical scans.
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They had done CT scans, inserted large catheters into larger veins, and started various drips.
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Aadhaar takes fingerprints and iris scans to generate a national identity number for every Indian.
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They scan all ballots and they tally the scans to get fresh, independent election results.
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Brain scans showing activity in adults and babies when poked with a special retracting rod.
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Researchers told the outlets that the Android app scans for more than 73,000 different files.
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At tournaments now, Ferguson scans opponents' chairs for changes that she may want to integrate.
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Israeli company Vayyar has built sensors that use radio frequency signals to create 3D scans.
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The CBP says the scans are 99 percent accurate and take less than a second.
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And new brain lesions showed up on scans, indicating that the disease continued to advance.
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Foundation introduces farming, planetary scans, a wider range of resources, and a tweaked user interface.
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Then, Personal Capital scans that data and looks for patterns in your monthly cash flow.
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In one study, participants underwent fMRI scans of their brains while they labeled negative emotions.
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Her husband, Dr. Sanjay Dabas, an anesthesiologist, saw her scans and delivered heart-wrenching news.
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This, according to him, would reflect in their brain scans, and account for the differences.
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I'm also told that another feature on the upcoming roadmap is support for MRI scans.
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The work builds on previous studies looking at PET scans taken during sleep and anesthesia.
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So they uploaded MRI scans of 256 patients' beating hearts along with blood test results.
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At the end of the study, researchers also looked at MRI scans of participants' brains.
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Fertig rightfully makes a point of leaving the staples at the spine visible in scans.
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It's not over yet, but already the series scans as a microcosm of his career.
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"Unfortunately, we have to [use scans of IDs] until we build something better," she said.
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They monitored the cancer with monthly scans and took a hard look at their lifestyle.
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As we hear this correspondence, the camera scans a list of names that seems unending.
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Medical monitoring for pregnancies must continue to be ensured, including the three necessary ultrasound scans.
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For some subjects, a radiologist systematically assessed the scans to see if anything seemed abnormal.
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In 2011, Imperial researchers began publishing the results of brain scans of people on psilocybin.
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Currently, CT scans tell a doctor when an artery has already become narrowed by plaque.
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Each person scans about 1,000 images per day, according to Sarah Borell, an archival assistant.
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The doctors overlay data from the vest with images from scans of the patient's heart.
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It scans your photo library on your devices — your photos aren't uploaded to Zyl's servers.
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Megan Paetzhold, who works on this team, said she scans about 1,500 images a day.
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The troubled app is CamScanner, a program that scans files and converts them into PDFs.
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Under the new registration, users' fingerprints are captured alongside scans of their national identity cards.
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A few days later scans revealed that Mr. Woodward had cancer of the thymus gland.
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The uncle had also had several clear chest scans after being discharged, the woman said.
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Lung scans produce immediate results, she said, and Wuhan was running short of testing kits.
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Recent ultrasound scans have shown her ligament healing, but Halep was visibly sullen on Friday.
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Snyk builds tools that automatically scans the open source software to find and fix vulnerabilities.
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For the new study, the researchers analyzed PET scans of 205 adults, all cognitively normal.
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Driven by AI and ever-faster computers, the predictive ability of the scans will improve.
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Just after the first scans were done, though, the hospital got wind of the trailer.
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Earlier scans showed the drugs were effective in shrinking the tumor — but I'm still nervous.
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These scans can identify vulnerabilities of election systems and make recommendations to improve their security.
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One of these security tests scans for pre-installed PHAs included in the system image.
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Now scans of the site have detected an even smaller structure inside the "intermediate" pyramid.
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In total, the data from more than 16 million medical scans worldwide are available online.
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The service also scans for leaks of the code across public and dark web sites.
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The steward gathers his velvet coat around him and scans the area for proper shelter.
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Typically developing children averaged 12.53 scans, while children in the developmental delay group averaged 6.1.
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The park later said that it would allow people to opt out of facial scans.
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These biomarkers could be sophisticated PET scans or new approaches, such as using A.I. technology.
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All the scans and the exhaustion that they and the drugs and other procedures produce.
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Initial scans have revealed that parts of the crushed skull's temporal bone is still intact.
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From 2011 to 2013, they used PET scans to measure their level of amyloid plaques.
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He wasn't cured, but his scans were strikingly improved and he was almost symptom-free.
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But for all the brilliance found in their catalog, one release scans as especially important.
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With laser scans taken from helicopters, they created hyper-detailed images of the earth's surface.
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The scans revealed the remains of extensive roadways and water channels connecting Cambodian city centers.
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This thing, whatever it is, scans his ship, then leaves as quickly as it arrived.
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He then scans the photos and crops, enlarges, and places the text on a lightbox.
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Offerings and amulets are revealed through 3D scans, offering a tactile connection to the artifacts.
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Another DeepMind NHS collaboration, with Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, does not involve patient identifiable data — although the nature of the data being shared (detailed biometric eye scans) means it would hardly be impossible to link scans to individuals should there be a data leak.
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In addition to finding definite cancers, the scans can also identify spots that might later become cancer, so that radiologists can sort patients into risk groups and decide whether they need biopsies or more frequent follow-up scans to keep track of the suspect regions.
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But their brain scans at age 14 looked no different than brain scans of other kids who had not taken up cannabis by age 16 - which meant there wasn't any inborn brain difference that would have predicted who would later become a pot user.
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JenX on the other hand, scans for vulnerable devices through a single command and control server.
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In addition to intensive interviews, the agency collects biometric data such as iris scans and photographs.
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The scans recorded brain activity, bone marrow activity, spleen activity and inflammation in the heart arteries.
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All the participants in the study were given MRI heart scans and infrared pulse wave tests.
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Looking at the scans, the participants showed no unusual neural response while they were being provoked.
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CT scans were used to compare the prehistoric snake to its modern counterparts, according to Folio .
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They used the scans and imaging to create a 3-D model of Dominique's two spines.
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The company also scans transcripts of conversations and shuts down transgressive bots until they are fixed.
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Once optional for U.S. citizens, the Orlando Airport now mandates face scans for all international travelers.
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NASA has complied a "flipbook" of short animations that show sky scans taken over several years.
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For $225 a year, CLEAR checks users' identities and links them to iris scans and fingerprints.
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Radar scans revealed their true size; each asteroid measures about 3,000 feet (900 meters) in length.
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Starting in June, several airports began mandating face scans at boarding gates for some international flights.
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None of these "better" alternatives — such as fingerprint biometrics, facial recognition, iris scans, voice recognition, etc.
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But coronavirus scans tend to have white patches that radiologists refer to as "ground glass opacity."
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The scans detected a fracture in his back—which ended up leaving de los Reyes paralyzed.
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The University of Pennsylvania team analyzed the brain scans of 882 people ages 8 to 22.
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A machine gunner scans for hostiles while his helicopter is on patrol over the Mekong Delta.
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The features most commonly used to identify people are faces, voices, finger prints and retinal scans.
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The team keeps up with news and scans sites like Twitter to figure out what's trending.
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And then there was Donald Trump—hardly "on message", and certainly not attentive to brain scans.
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Others believe that YouTube's existing Content ID system, which scans videos after upload, would be sufficient.
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For iPhones, that reportedly includes plugging them into a machine that scans through the phone's contents.
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Dr Griffin's team trained its system on hundreds of thousands of container scans provided by Rapiscan.
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The surgery was successful, and doctors say there's no evidence of further cancer on Ginsburg's scans.
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"Comrade Translator, pull yourself together," he nudges Sun Hi. She dutifully scans the article he's circled.
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Each section is accompanied by additional material: scans of the sheet music, press clippings, and pictures.
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BrandYourself sells a tool that scans people's social media accounts and flags certain content as problematic.
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While scans for the virus came up negative, she went home with antiviral medication for influenza.
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Computers can screen x-rays and scans, identifying problems with more accuracy than the human eye.
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The veracity of the fingerprint databases that underpin these scans was also called into question recently.
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The MRI scans showed a significant weakening, or atrophying, of the astronauts' paraspinal lean muscle mass.
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Science Reveals Artists Really Do Have Different Brains Can Brain Scans Reveal Your Ideal Self-Image?
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When someone scans the code with their phone, it will bring them to a brand directly.
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The undersupply means a nation of overworked doctors who constantly struggle to finish screening patient scans.
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No CT scan had detected that Garcia's shunt was broken below the region captured by scans.
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The phone scans your face in, but you can tweak things like your hair and outfit.
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Image: AP/Sakchai Lalit3D scans revealed the horde of coins, including a pair of fish hooks.
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I only had one or two failed scans in several weeks of using the Gram 17.
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Together, they constitute the only major U.S. email provider that scans user inboxes for marketing purposes.
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CT scans showing the presence of a dental putty used to piece together the fake specimen.
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Since his conviction in 2012, arrangements had been made for scans every six months, it said.
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The leak also includes scans of her passport, as well as of her California driver's license.
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InSight's three legs pop out like turtles' limbs, and a radar system scans for the surface.
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Although scans of the price sheets are available online, the printed sheets are still wildly popular.
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Nor are there national standards for technologists who administer CT scans, which involve increasingly sophisticated equipment.
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As I step back into my shoes, I see my scans on the control room's monitors.
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The scans are then uploaded into the library's database alongside metadata about the images and story.
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German Internet celebrity "Afu" scans the barcode in a restaurant to pay for lunch via Alipay.
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That scans with comments made by Franco at the time the Mr. Mom reboot was announced.
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Vet Andre Uys scans the plains from the air each morning, deciding which herds to dart.
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"All scans came back negative for any internal bleeding," a screengrab of a text message read.
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But Amazon may not be considering the psychological effects 3D body scans can have on consumers.
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A few days later, the IT department also ran scans but failed to recognize the vulnerability.
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Then, they compared the results to scans from the same participants after they took a placebo.
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Scientists used CT scans of the new dinosaur's brain to gain an understanding of its senses.
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The researchers did CT scans when the babies were between three days and five months old.
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The proposed separation between photographs and biometric scans is increasingly out of sync with modern technology.
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Hold your finger on the screen for a few seconds while the app scans the code.
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From many scans like this, the prototypes can be evaluated for safety, accuracy, and clinical relevance.
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However, he also points out that the company also scans the emails of Yahoo's paying customers.
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Javaid said in a report that Zebra's algorithm discovered 95 percent of vertebral fractures from scans.
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When she looked at the CT chest scans, their airways looked very sore, red and irritated.
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This referral led to biopsies, scans, and eventually a Stage IV cancer diagnosis, a terminal prognosis.
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Like the fingerprint scans on your smartphone, the biometrics are designed to never leave the device.
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During scans, the system performed D.N.S. lookups for every domain name contained in every e-mail.
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As ultrasound, M.R.I. and CT scans were used more and more, the thyroid cancer rate soared.
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People with silicone gel implants should get magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans to look for leaks.
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But the evidence MRI scans have uncovered of the danger to soccer-playing kids is compelling.
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Initially providing support for CT scans, the Israeli startup recently reached its millionth analysed patient scan.
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In her case, this falls short, to the point where it almost scans as an insult.
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It scans for common issues, such as image data, open directories, and exposed server status pages.
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Daly's first follow-up MRI on March 9 was clear; he'll have scans every six months.
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When the product is later ordered, Amazon scans this code to verify the purchase is authentic.
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And these are scans much more robust than will be available with the new Apple Watch.
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Related: CT Scans Reveal the Youngest Mummified Fetus Ever Found | Conservation Lab Painting Cover-Ups, Exposed!
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The app scans your photo library to find important memories and photos you may have forgotten.
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We've never been able to take mass fingerprint scans of a group of people in secret.
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The footwear is based on foot scans that customers make with smartphones, using the manufacturer's app.
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The online retailer MTailor relies on scans using smartphones to make customized shirts, suits and jeans.
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Some scans should be enhanced by intravenous contrast, but the chemicals used can cause adverse effects.
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Previous work with CT scans showed the small pores in the outer walls of these nests.
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His business uses brain scans and eye tracking technology to study apps, updates and future technology.
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Several months, and many sausages, later, Berns had the world's first brain scans of conscious dogs.
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The scans are recommended for people at high risk because of a long history of smoking.
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Alibaba's research arm also developed a new artificial intelligence algorithm to analyze computerized tomography (CT) scans.
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Another 28 percent had partial remissions, in which tumors shrank or appeared less active on scans.
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Each scan costs between $1 and $4, depending on how many scans the provider commits to.
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The program scans the computer and presents a list of file types that can be flushed.
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The "robotic vagina" is created by 3D computer models based on medical scans of real subjects.
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Over the past decade, many courts have been reluctant to admit brain scans as exculpatory evidence.
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Single images and horizontal scans comprise the majority of the film until it is almost over.
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The core of Clear's business is biometric security, using scans of body parts to verify identity.
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To further investigate their health issues, he performed C.T. scans on the seven best-preserved mummies.
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It scans the shelves looking for missing items, sending that information back to a central computer.
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Scans for the two hacking tools used against IDT indicate that the company is not alone.
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Not just pretty pictures In addition to brain scans, the children were also given cognitive tests.
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Neuroimaging scans of healthy volunteers show areas of the brain lighting up or resting during dosing.
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The scans laid bare efforts to conserve the altarpiece, and the handiwork of its original masters.
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Experts say the scans could catch many more cases and allow for faster treatment and quarantines.
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Most imagery is detected by tech companies through automated scans that only recognize previously flagged material.
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Tom De Mil, of Ghent University, was experimenting with making CT scans of tree-ring samples.
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An aircraft was also fitted with advanced sensors to collect 3D scans of the ocean garbage.
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The next phase involved replacing passwords altogether with unique biometric identifiers, like fingerprints or iris scans.
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He used M.R.I. scans to track the brain development of 145 people ages 213 to 22.
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The scans and helmets work for players, no matter how they choose to wear their hair.
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The scientists then compared their hundreds of before-and-after scans and turned up some surprises.
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Marie Haga, executive director of Crop Trust, scans boxes of ICARDA's seeds at the Longyearbyen airport.
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This license allows copying, distributing, and adapting the scans, but not using them for commercial purposes.
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He submitted to X-rays, brain and bone scans, blood tests, an endoscopy, cardiograms, throat swabs.
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But in older people, brain scans show, the white matter can be skimpier and less efficient.
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Mr. Lamb said it included scans with a metal detector and another "X-ray"-type machine.
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Homeland Security says the scans are to help crack down on illegal immigration and visa overstays.
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Homeland Security needs an additional $3 billion to implement biometric identification, like fingerprinting and eye scans.
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Weiner, for example, scans his inbox early in the day and only responds to pressing matters.
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The storage bucket contained more than 93,000 files — many appeared to be duplicates — containing medical scans.
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Of those, 81% contained confidential patient information, including medical scans and records dating to the 20173s.
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AOL, also owned by Oath, scans emails in this way as well, the Journal's report said.
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M.R.I. scans, researchers have discovered that certain areas of the brain are hardwired for processing faces.
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Will it agree that government face scans should be tightly controlled and in some cases banned?
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Still others take less than the dosages of medicines prescribed or skip appointments, procedures and scans.
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The five survivors went through a series of tests, including MRI brain scans and memory tests.
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The man had been to eight doctors, had three M.R.I. scans and had tried multiple medications.
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For this show, Kentridge has made heavy use of diagnostic imaging: X-rays, CAT scans, MRIs.
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They take CT scans of mummified fetuses, expose art historical cover-ups, and resurrect dead languages.
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Facial recognition scans would match against police records in real time (Image: supplied) Facial recognition scans would match against police records in real time (Image: supplied) Each time a person is detected, the database would trigger a "warning" noting the date, time, location and a corresponding note.
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The outlet reported it was able to review wifi scans from hundreds of exposed devices that laid bare an "astronomical amount" of private data, including emails, financial records, and client databases as well as scans of people's IDs, their bank account credentials, and other sensitive information.
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Their search led them to 20163 connected systems over the last year, though Skoglund notes that there may actually be more ES&S systems connected to the internet that are not visible to Censys scans, since administrators can configure their connected devices to block automated scans.
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The players wore helmets that tracked head impact, and underwent brain scans before and after the season.
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However, the massive amounts of data that these scans generate are hard to process using traditional methods.
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Using x-ray CT scans, Obata's team counted 417 adult maize weevils embedded into the recovered pottery.
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But when the reality star went in to receive the results of her latest scans on Dec.
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The researchers took scans of those brains and analyzed tissues in search of specific markers of CTE.
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If left unchecked, Editor Todd meticulously scans everything I write and say and do throughout the day.
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Brain scans, for example, seem to hold greater sway over the legal system than behavioral genetic analyses.
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These scans showed that people on ibudilast had noticeably less brain shrinkage than did those on placebo.
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MorphoSource made available to site visitors more than 80 scans of bones from the famous fossil find.
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Then, by winter, Carter made another announcement: Scans no longer showed signs of cancer in his body.
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She presented results of a series of proof-of-concept scans done on human and canine retinas.
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Hoffman examined magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of patients' brains, which showed they actually experienced less pain.
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Modern MRI scans provide more detailed insights into soft tissues and can distinguish different types of tumour.
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His line work is drawn with pencil and ink, which he then scans and colors in Photoshop.
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That's what scientists are now attempting to do with the help of brain scans and artificial intelligence.
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That number is expected to rise significantly as CT scans capture more cases in the coming days.
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Making scans more accessible and more accurate will be key to a clinical application of the techniques.
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They can include stool tests, scans, and examination of the colon that are less invasive than colonoscopies.
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Muniz had uploaded Teegan's CT scans to an app called SketchFab that allowed for a 3D view.
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The startup then scans and archives all these documents to process them — Zeitgold also accepts digital documents.
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" I told her about my last two scans: "He was much bigger than where he should be.
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In machine translation, the software scans millions of words already translated by humans, again looking for patterns.
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Eye-tracking studies and brain scans now show that the opposite is true, according to many scientists.
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To get started, you power all of your devices on, and then the app scans for them.
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A Customs and Border Protection agent scans the Rio Grande on the US–Mexico border on Oct.
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The Bellus3D Face Camera is a mobile device that makes shockingly accurate, full 3D scans of faces.
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The French-based startup has created a tool that scans your food and determines its nutritional value.
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He will still have to go in for check-ups and scans, but Jacob is doing well.
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Scans revealed a tear in the uterus, with the baby's feet sticking right into the amniotic sac.
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At dusk the boy peeks through the gate and scans the length of the rubble-choked alley.
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The participants were given either LSD or a placebo, and then underwent two series of brain scans.
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Facebook has implemented Microsoft's Photo DNA technology, which scans all uploads for known images of child abuse.
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Scientists have trained a computer program to identify people with suicidal thoughts based on their brain scans.
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Lee gave all the participants brain scans and UPSIT tests and then followed them over four years.
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It's great for all sorts of lucrative and interesting tasks, like driving cars and reading brain scans.
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Text will also be recognised in PDF files if they contain scans or photographs of your document.
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What were you thinking when you were called in to hear the results of her recent scans?
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The U.S. has no such safeguard — and one of its agencies has already started collecting face scans.
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Mr Thorne scans the room, and then points to the newish thermostat: "Because it talks to me."
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The brain scans revealed that parts of the left hemisphere reacted the most to the meaningful words.
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After several tests and scans, doctors came to the shocking conclusion: the little boy had a stroke.
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And it could be more accurate than the typical scans you get a doctor's office these days.
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In the past decade the number of CT scans has been cut by nearly half, she said.
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This type of machine relies on magnetic resonance imaging to create high resolution scans of neural tissue.
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How good is it at predicting seizures based on EEG scans in the lead-up to one?
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CT scans following preservation showed some ice formation in the cerebellum and frontal lobes, which isn't ideal.
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With enough scans, he reasoned, he might find patterns that could help him better interpret test results.
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He also scans the brain for any bleeding, bruises, contusions, anything that's too big or too little.
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Charlie's parents Chris Gard and Connie Yates made their decision following the latest medical reports and scans.
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Technology companies, including Alphabet, have efforts underway to train machines to spot potential problems in medical scans.
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Then the nurse pulls out the victim's wallet, scans his card and learns he's in credit default.
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But facial scans, at least in theory, promise to change that, because of how the technology works.
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The browser you likely use to read this article scans practically all files on your Windows computer.
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Add to that annual medicals for the boxers, including brain scans and a host of other testing.
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As the midwife scans me, I study her face for a flicker of a smile or relief.
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" He said Allen "has a broken orbital bone," has "damage to his tongue," and underwent "brain scans.
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SITTING IN AN office in San Francisco, Igor Barani calls up some medical scans on his screen.
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The app scans a photo library, analyzing each image and trying to spot which ones are similar.
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Our master list of official ad scans provides an organized way to track down items you want.
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Wait times for MRIs are more than eight weeks; for CT scans, patients wait almost four weeks.
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For example, we recently expanded TimesMachine, our custom PDF reader, to include newspaper scans from 1981-2002.
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She then scans the photo and can see a short video of all the fun you're having.
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Production shut down and Barrymore spent two days in the hospital, having MRIs and CAT scans done.
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Of the remaining 30 infected women, two miscarried and 28 declined the scans, the study's authors said.
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As it turns out, fears can be inferred from fMRI scans with up to 80 percent accuracy.
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The startup scans GitHub, Stack Overflow and other technical platforms to find the experts you're looking for.
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Adam Pizurny is currently working on his own custom 3D scans and several projects in virtual reality.
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This meant doctors could make a lot of money by prescribing procedures and scans to their patients.
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When the device scans a customer's eye, it links to the UN's online bank of iris records.
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Scans showed two suspicious spots in the woman's brain, and one nodule in the man's right lung.
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They are battery-powered, do 40 scans per charge, and can survive bouncing along rutted dirt roads.
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Mr. Richards's case eventually went before a tumor board, where various doctors assessed the symptoms and scans.
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South Carolina has accepted an offer of free "cyberhygiene" scans of its system by Homeland Security experts.
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After some CAT scans and a couple of tests, they decided to go ahead and test me.
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They are identifying faces, recognizing spoken words, reading medical scans and even carrying on their own conversations.
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I've gotten scans and painful tests for which, over and over, the results would come back normal.
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Still, he is not wedded to traditional choices as he scans the horizon for fresh staff members.
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It took iris scans and photos and, unlike the HIIDE, FBI standard nail-to-nail rolled fingerprints.
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How can the average Afghan even conceive of a searchable database system of fingerprints and iris scans?
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SuperAntiSpyware is another program that's always worked well for us, and it's free for running manual scans.
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These sorts of brain scans can sometimes lead to overblown claims by researchers and the media alike.
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The technique relies on the same basic physics behind the M.R.I. scans that are done in hospitals.
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And his case was even more confusing because, though the scans looked ominous, the boy appeared well.
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The officials said scans of Americans were only used to verify identity — not to collect new information.
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The animals that had developed concussion symptoms were rarely those that showed damage during the brain scans.
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As the name suggests, ZTE's Eyeprint ID scans both eyes to allow users entry into their phone.
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It's free to register content with the service as well as for platforms to perform identification scans.
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That fluid shows up with a telltale "ground glass" look on X-ray scans of the lungs.
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Our family life is now focused on three-month windows of normalcy between my wife's CT scans.
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Wucinski told The Times his charges included a $2,598 ambulance trip and $90 for x-ray scans.
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She and her colleagues performed CT scans on the remains and then analyzed them on a computer.
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That installation, Julie Ann Nagle's "Slumber Underground: Interspecies Burrow," is based on scans of a groundhog's tunnels.
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The discoverers of the structure of DNA and the developers of CT scans had no medical background.
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They're being added to the VHS Vault, an Internet Archive collection of more than 17,500 VHS scans.
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PET scans (not covered by Medicare) can demonstrate the buildup of amyloid proteins — a marker of Alzheimer's.
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Oprah showed terrified parents scans that purportedly showed holes the drug had bored into a girl's brain.
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He reviewed the two CT scans she had sent, then sat down at his desk and smiled.
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I asked Bayod, who has supervised dozens of scans with the Lucida, if the prospect daunted him.
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Researchers started doing large-scale DNA scans of populations, looking for tiny but significant changes in genes.
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The company starts by sending a technician to take multiple 3D light scans of a player's head.
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For American doctors, who carry out 40,000 scans a day involving 99mTc, the threat is not hypothetical.
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As Milch scans and rescans what amounts to the scene's studs, joists, and walls, Dushame takes dictation.
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With a bit of practice and sufficient lighting, the scans it can pull off are rather incredible.
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He'd scans their obituaries to determine whether he should bring crosses, Stars of David or crescent moons.
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Franc recommends that patients being offered one of these expensive scans ask their doctor why it's necessary.
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Ms. Chelton scans her piano score, which is annotated with all manner of steps and stage actions.
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From the scans Dr. Berns found that Tasmanian tigers had a larger brain, particularly the frontal lobes.
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Turkish officials provided CNN with passport scans of seven men they suspect were part of the group.
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Healthcare startup Lyfebin exposed thousands of medical imaging files, such as X-rays, MRI scans and ultrasounds.
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Where "Whack World" feels like an extended art project, "Mumbo Jumbo" scans as a micro horror film.
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Many of these exams included scans of people's hearts, along with detailed questionnaires about their exercise habits.
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Examining micro-CT scans of the bone, the researchers began running through a checklist of possible causes.
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The Lawson group's work is based on MRI scans of 98 schizophrenic subjects and 83 control subjects.
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EA's motion capturing staff scans the heads of athletes to recreate their likenesses in the digital world.
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Other questions would remain unanswered for decades, though future scans of Micro-Grams could reveal much more.
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"If clubs refuse to have ID scans and breathalyzers they are seen as a problem," he says.
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Scans taken during the expedition outline rocky plains, huge canyons, and underwater mountains scattered throughout the area.
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Even studying the brain scans of that painting-admiring pup probably wouldn't make things any more explicit.
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He was stumped but offered to send Yuna's brain scans to "the world's expert" in neuroradiology: Dr. Jim Barkovich at U.C.S.F. Dr. Barkovich said Yuna's scans revealed "a very unusual pattern," one he had not seen in decades of evaluating brain images sent to him from around the world.
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The robot's success in navigating will depend on the previously mapped contours of the road—existing 3D scans of the light posts and fire hydrants on the sidewalk, of the precise municipal position of traffic signs, of the exquisite details on doorways and shop windows rendered by landlord scans.
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Led by neuroscientist Elseline Hoekzema of Leiden University, a research team at the Autonomous University of Barcelona carried out the study by looking at brain scans of 25 first-time mothers, from both before and after pregnancy, as well as the brain scans of 20 women with no children.
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If someone else scans the code, it'll automatically import whatever contact info you've chosen to share about yourself.
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The next day, while brain scans were conducted, participants were asked to find certain shapes on the screen.
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The agency has acquired a massive library of such records: some 285 million, which it scans and digitizes.
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Typical anti-malware software scans hard drives in search of malicious files, and then flags them for removal.
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This would reduce the need for referrals and scans and could potentially detect tumors earlier -- during routine checks.
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The sheer density of the compositions is still there, but Narkopop scans as a more emotional listen overall.
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The structural MRI scans showed that everyone's brains in the study were basically built from the same parts.
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Concussed students were excluded if brain scans showed what's known as acute intracranial lesions, or badly damaged tissue.
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Gabrielle is uploading scans of old Delia*s catalogs to her new Tumblr, aptly named Delia*s Catalogs.
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Turkish officials also provided the Washington Post with passport scans of the 15 men they say were involved.
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Fingerprints and iris scans are mandatory for verification in the Aadhaar system, but Begum simply can't provide them.
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But that, he argues, is a legacy of old-fashioned computed tomography (CT) scans, which use X-rays.
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Image: Michelle OblakThe first step in the process was to perform CT scans of Patches' head and tumor.
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Totsuka was taken to the hospital for CAT scans to examine what officials described as a hip injury.
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The scans let us see just how the drug makes it suddenly seem like everything is so profound.
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Rights activists had argued that fingerprints and retinal scans collected under Aadhaar violated an individual's right to privacy.
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We'll share our findings of the scans with you on Fat Bear Tuesday after the winner is announced.
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The startup created its Structure Sensor iPad accessory specifically to take detailed, real-time scans of a room.
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Facebook confirmed to Bloomberg Wednesday that it scans the links and images people send via its Messenger app.
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No further treatment is currently needed, but the justice will continue to undergo routine scans and blood tests.
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The U.S. neurologist said reports of brain scans suggested that Charlie had brain disorder rather than structural damage.
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Although he does not need to receive chemotherapy, Hernandez will need frequent checkups and CT scans, Tseng noted.
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A customer scans his Amazon Go smartphone app as he heads into an Amazon Go store on Jan.
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Looking at the scans, the researchers identified key cranial features that distinguish it from other fish-scale geckos.
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In these scans, Dr. Berns looked to see if dogs used their brains in ways similar to humans.
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The law requires companies to obtain people's explicit permission in order to make biometric scans of their bodies.
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Several states have reported attempted scans of their computer systems, which often is a precursor to a breach.
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A new system will set aside fingerprints and facial recognition, and start doing brain scans as positive identification.
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The app scans and tracks suspicious moles on your body and guides you through a self-diagnosis process.
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For example, anatomy scans, which can show whether there's any abnormalities, are performed between 18 and 22 weeks.
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Here's how it works: A red laser beam scans for bacteria that might be laying siege to perishables.
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OCT scans are a crucial medical tool, as early identification of eye disease often saves the patient's sight.
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The app scans a photo for a face, which is step one toward a seriously impressive editing suite.
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Interviews are conducted by a US consular officer abroad, during which time digital fingerprint scans are also taken.
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Vein authentication, a biometric security method that scans the veins in your hand, has been cracked, reports Motherboard.
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Now in "observation mode" says Peterson, she will go in for scans and blood work every 90 days.
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These include blood tests to check for markers of scar tissue, or imaging like CT scans or MRI.
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Scans showed what looked like a severe stroke and brain swelling — doctors were sure Scott wouldn't make it.
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This puts a unique code on the manufactured units which Amazon scans at purchase to verify authentic sales.
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The Photomath app offers a handy solution: it scans and calculates handwritten math problems with the iPhone's camera.
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Amyloid drugs may work best in patients who have yet to develop plaques readable on scans, Gandy added.
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Together, the scans revealed differences that allowed researchers to correctly identify the nine children later diagnosed with autism.
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In reality, CT scans of the abdomen and pelvis don't carry any of these risks, the authors write.
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The startup has also done a pilot with a medical imaging company labelling reports associated with MRI scans.
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"[Sensor-1] scans the environment and then it stores a measurement," CEO and founder Nick Warren told Mashable.
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A combination of radio scans and up-close inspections by a submersible confirmed the identity of the wreck.
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One state also ended its agreement with DHS for the scans after the election, according to the memo.
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She had developed an obsession with her own scans at the expense of her true emotions and conduct.
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Matterport produces 3D scans of homes that allow potential buyers to preview spaces before making in-person visits.
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One last thought: When we think about sleep research, we usually think about brain scans and REM cycles.
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Ottobock has a team of artists who paint prosthetics using high-res images and scans of patients' bodies.
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He had endured at least half-a-dozen CT or MRI scans in addition to daily X-rays.
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Blinking lights, flashing doo-dads, slots for this, slots for that, fingerprint scans, DNA tests, who knows what?
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According to reports, Amazon is considering using 3D body scans to determine an exact clothing fit for consumers.
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And the Sprout's ability to record 3D scans of objects placed in front of it remains super cool.
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We don't wait for radiation to be zero before we do [positron emission tomography] scans or x-rays.
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Everything about this sort of scans as a nice option that heads off future fragmentation at the pass.
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On the backend, a bot scans to confirm the tweet was not a hoax and processes the order.
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Brain scans also have to be taken with a grain of salt, as sometimes they can be misleading.
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In the early months of 2016, the department was collecting an average of 189 iris scans each day.
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Since its launch in 20153, the program has stockpiled iris scans from 434,000 arrestees, an FBI spokesperson confirmed.
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It is working on AI-assisted diagnosis tools to help analyze images such as CT scans and MRIs.
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Their brain scans showed a pattern of activity believed to indicate a greatly enhanced ability to stay focused.
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Facebook thoroughly scans its platforms, but announced plans to encrypt its messenger service, which will make that harder.
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The N.Y.U. team performed scans on each person to see whether brain activation patterns correlated with symptom relief.
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The scans revealed the presence of multiple metal objects in his stomach ranging from coins to razor blades.
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Some computer-enabled patient care — like CT scans, for example — have been curtailed, according to local news reports.
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The brain scans revealed significant differences in neurological activity between the former white supremacists and the control group.
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The scans showed evidence of what seemed to be lingering damage to the athletes' hearts, the scientists reported.
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The heart scans also revealed no scarring in the athletes' heart muscles, which would indicate long-term damage.
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The sliver has been inactive on scans during Zéa's last three appointments with Modak over the past year.
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Over the next several days, additional scans revealed that whatever was happening in her brain was getting worse.
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"He likes to take his CT scans to school for show and tell," said his father, Shaun Vysocky.
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More research is needed to determine whether neck scans should become a part of routine testing for dementia.
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Rather than Touch ID, it comes with Face ID, a new security system that scans the owner's face.
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All of these artifacts could have been systematically backed up over the years with photographs, scans, audio files.
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"They're an impressive group that scans stuff all the time but it's not institutional at all," says Nevins.
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The visuals are based on scans in the Internet Archive from an edition at the Getty Research Institute.
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It's difficult to capture explanatory brain scans in a laboratory because dream-reality confusion doesn't happen on command.
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MRI scans show that a mindfulness-based program can lead to functional and structural changes in the brain.
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And the organization found FinFisher in 25 and 32 countries during scans conducted in 2013 and 2015, respectively.
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These weren't always obvious from scans and the transition to 3D let the participants more easily perceive them.
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The cashier then scans the barcode, which immediately adds the funds to the customer's account balance on Amazon.com.
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As they completed the test, they underwent fMRI scans, which measures blood flow to parts of the brain.
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In the Moorfields case, DeepMind is getting around a million eye scans to train its machine learning models.
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They ran MRI scans for full-term newborns and 57 premature infants born at least 10 weeks early.
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The Israeli firm has created AI algorithms to read medical scans and detect anything untoward before humans can.
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The portable CAT scanners they were using, they were doing 228.1 scans a day on some of them.
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And last week, he had another round of scans to see if the radiation had done the trick.
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Less powerful ultrasound beams don't cause injuries and have a variety of medical uses, including commonplace medical scans.
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Positron emission tomography or PET scans involve injection into the veins of a radionuclide "tracer" attached to glucose.
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CT scans of the fossil, followed by detailed analysis of its backbone and fin, occurred after the discovery.
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Using these same techniques, machines can also learn to identify signs of disease and illness in medical scans.
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It then scans the toilet bowl to determine the size, color, consistency, frequency and shape of the excreta.
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Brain scans also showed greater activity in the areas of the brain associated with movement, sensation, and awareness.
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Liston and his collaborator collected 1,118 of these scans, 458 of which were of people with diagnosed depression.
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In this case, after emergency room scans, her father-in-law was "miraculously OK," said Ms. Ram, 214.
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Both states have strict user privacy laws governing the use of biometric identifiers like scans of facial geometry.
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Fortunately, a number of scientific teams had already begun building databases of brain scans and DNA from volunteers.
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But the weight loss among walkers and weight trainers was qualitatively different, their new body-composition scans showed.
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When it captures an image, the camera scans them to determine if there's a human in the frame.
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The research, based on scans of five different beatboxers, was presented Wednesday at the Acoustical Society of America.
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The vetting includes several interviews of family members, often together and apart; background checks; fingerprinting; and iris scans.
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And it could increase the speed at which radiologists process scans and improve the accuracy of their diagnoses.
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The scans were completed in December, and the team hopes to start producing readable pages later this month.
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Artificial intelligence may help doctors make more accurate readings of CT scans used to screen for lung cancer.
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Today, in these vision centers, technicians take eye scans and send them to doctors in Madurai for review.
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R.I. scans showed greater activity in a portion of the brain, the temporo-parietal junction, associated with altruism.
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Zao went viral in September despite privacy and security concerns about how users' facial scans might be abused.
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Since then, I've had two more PET scans, roughly 200 blood tests, numerous urine tests and oncologist visits.
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They also visited zoos to do heart scans on several gorillas (although they did not measure blood pressures).
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Instead, officials in Hubei now seem to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients.
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The information included scans of their driver's licenses as well as the type and quantity of weed purchased.
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New scans showed how the brains of people who had a hemisphere removed in childhood continue to function.
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"Some amount of this increase in stone events is related to more CT scans being done," he said.
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You travel abroad or go somewhere busy, and someone scans your purse and gets your credit card information.
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Behind the NYPD, it's run the most searches of any entity on the list, clocking nearly 9,000 scans.
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But lung scans are also an imperfect means to diagnose patients, leading to the possibility of an overcount.
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CT and M.R.I. scans can show whether parts of the brain have structural abnormalities or aren't functioning optimally.
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M.R.I. scans revealed significant differences in brain areas related to memory, planning and the visual processing of information.
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Trending up: Microsoft released a new tool that scans online chats for people seeking to sexually exploit children.
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During that training, he saw his share of spilled gallstones — both in the body and on CT scans.
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Brain scans could be used to identify who will benefit from antidepressantsHow antidepressants work, according to a psychiatrist
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The SDPD spokesperson told Business Insider that face scans it captured have not been stored for future use.
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As part of our investigation, we found a number of U.S. imaging centers storing decades of patient scans.
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Zebra Technologies has a solution: a robot that scans the shelves and reports stock gaps to human associates.
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Lotze also compared brain scans of amateur writers with those of people who pursue writing as a career.
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Despite aggressive and painful chemotherapy, brain scans showed that Brody's five embryonal tumors were not responding to treatment.
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The Bluetooth sensor blocks out ambient light to ensure all scans are as accurate as they can be.
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But tests at the time, including brain scans and standard eye exams, didn't reveal any underlying physical causes.
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We now have amazing brain scans that show which networks in the brain ramp up during different activities.
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They acknowledge that the study didn't actually prove that marijuana led to the differences seen in the scans.
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Much of Raine's work is based on looking directly at the brains of convicted criminals using brain scans.
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Most of the scans I made looked as good as the prints in terms of color and clarity.
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If a tight end is in, Newman scans to see if routes go toward or away from him.
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But the scans showed it was a tendon tear and any tendon takes a long time to recover.
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The second tab shows the various network activity info and recent security scans from Eero's Secure subscription service.
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They study whether CT, MRI, and ultrasound scans can be as effective as more invasive procedures, Bell says.
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But a visit with multiple scans and an IV drip could come out to a 4 or 5.
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You can even click through digital scans of countless of his journals on the NYU Fales Library website.
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Comparing Radiologist and AI detection of cancer in MRI scans Comparing Radiologist and AI detection of cancer in MRI scans "One of the biggest problems in cancer is that there's no accurate, fast, painless, way to scan for cancer anywhere in the body" says Ezra co-founder and CEO Emi Gal.
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