The phrase "advanced scanning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, imaging, or data analysis where enhanced scanning capabilities are being discussed.
Example: "The new software features advanced scanning that improves the accuracy of data retrieval."
Alternatives: "enhanced scanning" or "sophisticated scanning".
He had recently returned from the Montreal Neurological Institute, where he used advanced scanning technology to map areas of the brain, including those involved in recognizing human faces, and he was eager to continue his research.
The characterization methods reported here include tensile testing, thermal-shock leak testing, optical microscopy, and advanced scanning electron microscopy.
In this study, we employ and combine advanced scanning probe techniques as well as macroscopic characteristics to provide us significant insights into the correlation of microscopic structural, chemical, and opto-electronic properties of organic-based heterojunctions.
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It is now clear that in order to study the fundamental structure of cell walls at the nanometer scale, more advanced scanning probe techniques are needed.
This work contributes to the establishment and applicability of custom-made probes in advanced scanning probe microscopy methods and their performance understanding using computer simulations.
The final decision to undertake BCS is a complex mixture of surgical judgement and patient's expectations and desires, so we were not able to assess in this study how much it had been advanced by MRI scanning.
This chapter discusses the advances in scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
Recent advances in (scanning) transmission electron microscopy (STEM) and scanning probe microscopy (SPM) made atomically resolved imaging of solids and surfaces routine [1 5].
The relatively high diagnostic yield could be the result of technological advances in scanning technique, leading to the discovery of more small, subsegmental pulmonary emboli, the clinical relevance of which is still controversial [17].
We conclude that advances in scanning electron microscopy and the advent of precise automated stage control have facilitated rapid data acquisition for bacterial counting purposes and that five cumulative counts at 1000 × or 2500 × magnification are a valid quantitative method for enumerating S. epidermidis bacteria on porous surfaces (with a pore size of up to 1.3 mm).
