The phrase "acquisition time needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the duration required to obtain or acquire something, such as data, resources, or skills.
Example: "The acquisition time needed for the new software implementation is estimated to be three months."
Alternatives: "time required for acquisition" or "duration for acquisition".
The major limiting factor, on the other hand, is the acquisition time needed to gather sufficient volume of data in repetitive measurements in order to process and evaluate the data appropriately.
All share the common features of short TEs and short acquisition time needed when imaging the lungs and all can benefit from the judicious use of parallel imaging [8].
One advantage of recently marketed high-sensitivity dedicated cardiac instrumentation, such as semiconductor cameras, is the dramatic reduction in the combination of activity and acquisition time needed.
By comparison with the acquisition time needed for conventional scans, this resulted in an acquisition time reduction of approximately 44% for the parallel scans.
Importantly, the relatively low laser intensities (∼1 to 80 kW/cm in a laser scanning configuration in which every point of the sample is illuminated for only a fraction of the frame acquisition time) needed to switch off the fluorescence mean that this approach exposes samples to the lowest radiation doses of all the nanoscopy techniques demonstrated to date.
For example, had we used a scanner without an extended axial field of view and with a lower sensitivity, the activities and/or acquisition times needed to achieve the target NECpatient would have been higher.
Current imaging approaches for assessing 90Y in vivo are (1) challenging in terms of low quality / poorly quantitative bremsstrahlung techniques and (2) potentially disruptive to clinical workflows given the long image acquisition times needed for current cPET techniques.
The obvious drawbacks to MRI include its expense, long acquisition times, need for patient transport, and limited availability.
Thereby, the most important cost factor is not software acquisition, but the time needed for learning and using the software.
Acquisition time refers to the time needed for the acquisition of one point considering all the elements monitored by the ICP MS.
Finally, we showed that at least 15 h of NMR acquisition time were needed in order to reach the sufficient intensity of P signals and enable distinction among sample treatments.
