Sentence examples for compromised image from inspiring English sources

MRI produced minimal loss in signal and contrast, and neither the low temperature nor the embalming fluids compromised image quality.

Therefore, protocol adjustment at 3 T is mandatory because compromised image quality may have serious implications in diagnosis.

For example, a radiopharmaceutical was introduced in the 1990s to image prostate cancer using SPECT; however, while uptake in the positive lesions was high, there was also a lot of non-specific uptake in nearby structures which compromised image interpretation.

Another limitation of this study—in terms of its comparability with daily clinical practice is that by using human cadaver specimens, no motion-induced artefacts compromised image quality.

38 Of note, regions of advanced cartilage loss that could not be mapped (n=62), regions with poor MRI quality that compromised image analysis (n=51), and artefacts or features in the histological sections (n=72) that interfered with a reliable cartilage examination were excluded from further analysis.

Bill Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, said, "Lott is really virtually the last of the products of Richard Nixon's 'Southern strategy' to be in major positions of power in the Congress, and with his leaving, you will have cleared out people who, fairly or unfairly, have a somewhat compromised image to the country as a whole".

Auto-fluorescence however, can severely compromise image contrast and represents a fundamental limitation for imaging proteins within living cells.

Motion artefacts may compromise image assessment and the corresponding non-subtracted pre- and post-cotrast T1w images should always be screened for lesions.

There are some artefacts that are more likely to occur in MRA and can compromise image quality, such as phase encoding artefacts, vascular pulsation and chemical shift artefacts at fat-soft tissue interfaces, especially in the retroperitoneum.

Nocturnality comes with the enormous optical challenge of maintaining adequate visual performance at low light levels that severely limit image resolution and brightness [ 7- 9] and compromise image quality.

The high cancer detection rate in the current study supports previous results showing that reduced compression does not significantly compromise image quality [ 19].