Sentence examples for both high temporal resolution from inspiring English sources

Functional imaging of cellular activity requires both high temporal resolution and good spatial discrimination.

T1-weighted dynamic-MRI can be analysed using a complex pharmacokinetic model to produce estimates of flow but this demands both high temporal resolution and good signal to noise ratio in the data and therefore this technique has not been widely employed[ 50 ].

There is hence a need to develop alternative MRI methods that can directly image neuroelectric activity, thereby achieving both a high temporal resolution and spatial specificity as compared to conventional BOLD fMRI.

In both cases, acquiring high temporal resolution behavioral data simultaneously and time-locked to physiological recordings or interventions greatly strengthens arguments for causality.

Since CFR and left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) measurements both require very high temporal resolution, of the order of 1 s or even faster, very high count rates are mandatory for a good image.

Whereas Heywang and colleagues acquired one pre-contrast and two post-contrast sequences of a single breast, permitting high spatial resolution with a three-dimensional gradient echo technique, Kaiser and Zeitler obtained one pre-contrast and multiple post-contrast images of both breasts, permitting high temporal resolution.

As a result not one sensor provides both high spatial resolution and high temporal resolution.

Both lakes were analyzed at high temporal resolution and record vegetation dynamics over the last 1000 years.

Two basic camps were established, one focusing on the rapid acquisition of images of both breasts after contrast injection (high temporal resolution of the 'dynamic' school) and the other focusing on three-dimensional gradient echo imaging with thin slices through one breast (high spatial resolution of the 'static' school).

In general, OCT has the advantage of imaging at micrometer spatial resolutions in both lateral and depth directions, a high temporal resolution of a few microseconds for single A-scan, and an imaging depth up to a few millimeters.

A surface meteorological dataset with high temporal resolution was constructed for both the land and sea from these observations.