Sentence examples for decrease in acquisition from inspiring English sources
They found that the use of 3D resolution recovery for image reconstruction resulted in a 50% decrease in acquisition time without reducing image quality.
Other studies have used the Pixon-algorithm on images retrospectively resampled to simulate a decrease in acquisition time and have demonstrated both negligible effects [6] and subjective improvement in image quality [5].
The main advantages in high fields stand in higher signal to noise ratio (and consequent increase in space resolution or decrease in acquisition time) and higher frequency separation between metabolite peaks in in vivo spectroscopy.
The precise element of the design change that contributed to the decrease in acquisition of resistant bacteria cannot be determined, as the design change included many elements - single rooms, increased patient area, increased number of sinks per patient, and so forth.
Consequently, we propose that the bleaching process is due in part to a decrease in zooxanthellae acquisition and/or sequestration.
Consequently, and in agreement with the previous data obtained, we propose that bleaching is due in part to a decrease in zooxanthellae acquisition and/or sequestration.
Together, these attributes caused a decrease in carbon acquisition which flowed on to reduced allocation to leaf biomass and later on to bunch biomass.
However, in 2009, 10% of students did not consider that HPV was sexually transmitted indicating a decrease in knowledge acquisition, especially in the male population, in the second group of students.
In combined PET-CT scanners the CT scan is used to generate the transmission map, with a consequent decrease in overall acquisition time, as well as provide anatomic co-registration.
In a naturally occurring experiment of changes in ICU design in Israel, Levin and colleagues [ 56] were able to demonstrate a statistically significant decrease in the acquisition of antibiotic-resistant organisms (5% versus 18%) and an increase in compliance with hand hygiene (58% versus 35%) when an ICU was re-built with single-patient rooms.
