Sentence examples for a common artefact from inspiring English sources

Most markers appeared as single sharp peaks, while some showed split peaks, which is a common artefact in capillary electrophoresis, due to non-templated (incomplete) 3′A nucleotide additions (Applied Biosystems).

Fourth, correlations were present even when local field potential power was normalized to broad band activity, which effectively eliminated any common artefact from movement.

We excluded from our analysis cilia with degradation of the peripheral ciliary membrane, which was the most common artefact, seen in up to a third of controls and MO-injected embryos.

The same fate awaits most of the other common artefacts of the sort that are sometimes found on Internet-auction sites.

Common artefacts seen in the head and neck area are related to metallic implants and dental hardware or may occur due to patient motion between the CT and the PET acquisition.

This article reviews and illustrates the most common artefacts and pitfalls that can be encountered in multi-modality nuclear medicine imaging.

In addition to facilitating the interpretation of images, the avoidance of these common artefacts is expected to improve the efficacy of intraoperative ultrasound.

Traditionally the lung was not felt to be amenable to ultrasound due to its high air content and acoustic impedance; however, the description of common artefacts by Lichtenstein and colleagues [ 7] and their pathological correlates on CT scanning has led to an expansion in the use of bedside thoracic ultrasound, culminating in evidence-based consensus guidelines [ 8].

Lesion movement during positron emission tomography (PET) scan acquisition due to normal respiration is a common source of artefact.

This is a common source of artefact and can have a profound impact on the ability of a PET scan to detect disease, accurately localize it or provide accurate quantitation of tracer uptake.

Movement artefacts are a common problem using Laser Doppler Flowmetry technique.