The phrase "as haste" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express urgency or quickness, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "As haste is often the enemy of quality, we should take our time with this project."
Alternatives: "in haste" or "with haste".
The SSTSE sequence such as HASTE acquire one b value at a time (currently 5too 6 min for each b value) and are susceptible to both movement artefacts and slice position misregistration errors in post-acquisition ADC map calculation.
Current non-echoplanar sequences broadly include single-shot turbo spin-echo (SSTSE) sequences [such as HASTE (half Fourier SSTSE) [13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19]] and multishot turbo spin-echo (MSTSE) sequences [such as with PROPELLER (periodically rotated overlapping parallel lines with enhanced reconstruction) [20, 21, 22, 23]].
Crucially, for non-multidirectionally acquired sequences (such as HASTE), which require separate acquisitions for each b value, the measurement parameters and the slice positions for the various b values have to be identical (copy-referenced) to promote better image registration and generation of the ADC map.
"We are obligated by statute to review the plan, and it is our intention to do so with as much haste as good sense would permit," Carl Hayden, Chancellor of the Board of Regents, said in an interview yesterday.
The Iroquois's owners acted with as much haste and hubris as their Titanic counterparts, installing no firefighting equipment, forgoing fire drills and opening before the sprinkler system was ready.
Indeed, the question of what constitutes a progressive foreign policy needs to move center-stage -- and to do so with as much haste as we can muster.
As Lillian leaves each population of more rooted characters behind, their stories finish in a rush -- and that's rush as in "high," not rush as in "haste". The sudden narrative accelerations that conclude each of the novel's sections provide a thrill akin to careering from 5 to 100 mph in a powerful, pricey car -- as in this wrap-up after Lillian's departure from the Goldfadn.
There is no 'undue haste', as has been termed by some people, to make this happen but there is a real urgency to do it".
The messiness was partly accounted for by Schubert's drunken state, but also explained by the accompanying note he wrote to Josef: "Just as, in my haste, I was going to send the thing, I rather sleepily took up the ink-well and poured it calmly over it.
However, strong resentment was felt when district supervisors failed to appear or acted in haste, as has also been found in other studies [ 43].
Chinese clinics have moved with what many foreign scientists regard as indecent haste into the offering of therapies.
