Sentence examples for availability of contrast from inspiring English sources

While this study only investigated morphological and structural phenotypes of bones, given the high sensitivity of phase contrast to biological materials and the availability of contrast agents, studies investigating more complicated biologically relevant phenotypes are conceivable in the immediate future.

This is likely to be only possible by the use of (biplane) Simpson's Rule Method or 3D echocardiography, with the availability of contrast for LV opacification, by appropriately skilled echocardiographers.

The recent contrast guidelines of the American Society of Echocardiography state that 'the availability of contrast imaging in the [intensive care unit] enhances overall efficiency, diagnostic accuracy, and cost-effective patient management and has no incremental risk for death compared with non-contrast echocardiography' [ 3].

Despite the availability of newer contrast media, the incidence of CI-AKI remains disappointingly high.

Since it is motivated by fundamental DoF analysis, RSMA is also optimal from a DoF perspective in both perfect and imperfect CSIT and therefore optimally exploit the spatial dimensions and the availability of CSIT, in contrast with SDMA and NOMA that are suboptimal.

Availability of leaves, by contrast, can increase in fragments due to changed microclimatic parameters [Ganzhorn, 1995; Johns, 1988].

In this respect, recent advances in MR imaging and availability of newer MR contrast agents have improved its ability to detect and localize liver metastases.

Moreover, recent developments in MRI hardware and software and the availability of novel MRI contrast agents have improved small lesion detection.

Recent developments in gradient coil design, the use of body phased array coils and the availability of novel MR contrast agents have resulted in MR being recognised as the pre-operative standard in this group of patients.

The utility of OCT might be further enhanced by the availability of molecular imaging contrast agents directed towards targets that are differentially expressed in pathological states by the vascular endothelium.

The main difference when X is inhomogeneous arises in the fact that X is no longer limited by the local availability of A in contrast to the results in the purely temporal case.