The phrase "acquisition limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to restrictions or constraints on acquiring something, such as resources, assets, or information.
Example: "The company faced several acquisition limitations that hindered its ability to expand into new markets."
Alternatives: "purchase restrictions" or "buying constraints".
It also provides insight into some of the instrument and acquisition limitations such as the imager's limit of detection for various endmember mixture proportions and combinations.
Following the second year, students were able to understand image acquisition limitations and methods to overcome challenges to image acquisition as well as utilize ultrasound during basic procedural guidance.
Due to data acquisition limitations, the smallest region of interest (ROI) attainable was a 2-mm cube.
Note that in our original study (Stagg et al., 2014), this was not possible due to acquisition limitations with an older scanner, and so in that study we referenced GABA to NAA.
According to the present results, TgIE96 mice have different degrees of learning limitations for the acquisition of new motor abilities depending upon the task, the learning paradigm, and the motor system involved.
On the other hand, the radiologist can provide the cardiologist a detailed understanding of the acquisition, analysis and limitations of different imaging techniques.
Recent progress into the molecular epidemiology of infections due to VRE and C. difficile has provided new insights into modes of pathogen acquisition and the limitations of patient isolation in preventing new infections.
While it is more common to use full matrix capture to post-process data to allow for electronic steering, focusing and imaging after the initial inspection processes, due to the data-acquisition and performance limitations of the focusing algorithms real-time inspection systems are not yet common place.
Beyond these limitations, data acquisition will be limited in ways typical for flood adaptive optics imaging in general, namely by the presence of scattering media and small pupils in the aged eye, poor fixation, or large amounts of higher order aberrations that are not well corrected by the deformable mirror.
The use of the phantom in this work for simultaneous PET-MR acquisitions as a surrogate for clinical acquisitions presents some fundamental limitations.
Smaller regions had lower fractal dimensionality, as smaller segmented structures inherently have less structural complexity due to both limitations MRI acquisition precision and biological constraints (also see [24]).
