Sentence examples for appropriate acquisition from inspiring English sources

Moreover, now that the company has secured additional funding (by way of its recently announced £0.75m convertible) investors should not expect an imminent fund raising, even in the event of LiteBulb finding an appropriate acquisition.

Based on this condition, the reliability of acquired data is guaranteed through choosing appropriate acquisition parameters and survey geometry.

Compared to MRI, with appropriate acquisition techniques MDCT provides quicker reliable identification of blood collections, extravasated urine and active bleeding [10, 12, 13].

Appropriate acquisition parameters for PET imaging of patients with prostate cancer remain to be determined after collecting practical experiences with 44Sc-PSMA-617 in a clinical setting.

It shows how, by using appropriate acquisition frequency filters and very narrow time windows, it is possible to avoid reflection at boundaries and successfully split the A0 and S0 Lamb modes of the AE signals.

In particular, the aim was to determine an appropriate acquisition protocol (in terms of the number of measurements, b-values) and the analysis method to use for a neuroimaging study.

Based on the Readiness Test results, pre-school teachers should give greater attention to developing skills related to visual perception, auditory perception and number-letter knowledge in preparation for students' entry to Grade 1. Teachers should be trained to use assessment procedures that focus on age-appropriate skill acquisition rather than acquisition on facts.

With the high signal-to-noise ratio of these systems, appropriate acquisitions can be used to achieve high spatial and temporal resolution that allows depiction of lesion morphology and lesion enhancement with unprecedented accuracy [ 2– 4].

Knowledge of the surgical procedure details, appropriate MDCT acquisition techniques and special interpretation care are needed, particularly to identify postoperative haemorrhage, active bleeding, extravasated urine and infections.

Following an overview of current disease epidemiology and complications, it explains the appropriate CT acquisition and interpretation techniques, and reviews with several examples the cross-sectional findings of uncomplicated PUD.

Knowledge of surgical procedure details, appropriate MDCT acquisition techniques, and familiarity with normal postoperative imaging appearances and possible complications are needed to correctly perform and interpret early post-surgical imaging studies, particularly to identify those occurrences that require prolonged in-hospital treatment or surgical reintervention.