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This indicates that the 3D-MRA had not been started too early, and that the central k-space of the 3D-MRA was acquired sufficiently near to the arterial enhancement peak.

Because the CT scan is acquired sufficiently quickly by most modern scanners to freeze this motion for the anatomical component of the study in a random but fixed position of the breathing cycle, misregistration between the PET and co-acquired CT scan can also occur.

Every sampling interval Δt, each sensor senses the field and transmits it directly to the FC with probability p. The sensing probability p is suitably chosen in order to let the FC acquire sufficiently many data for field reconstruction.

This is consistent with mammary tumors in Wap-p53R172H; Rb1ΔL/ΔL mice having incomplete penetrance; some animals may not acquire sufficiently strong mutations.

However, the wide-ranging challenges of acquiring sufficiently detailed information mean that this model would be extremely difficult to replicate across the UK as a whole.

Most importantly, to gain more insight into amylin aggregation dynamics and also to screen potential inhibitors of amylin-mediated cytotoxicity, a cost-effective strategy to acquire sufficiently pure amylin is deemed critical.

While FRET microscopy is in widespread academic use, it has yet to see significant uptake for drug discovery owing to the difficulties associated with acquiring sufficiently robust quantitative data.

It subsequently acquired a sufficiently organized structure and post-analysis found that a tropical depression formed at around 1200 UTC on October 8.

Hence, individuals with less than 10 or 15 years since first exposure would not have acquired a sufficiently long exposure.

In order to acquire the sufficiently accurate numerical solutions, the convergence criterion 10−6 is used in the iterative process.

Cell-based culture will also be useful in a pandemic when it may be difficult to acquire a sufficiently large quantity of suitable sterile, fertile eggs.