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The diffusion sensitivity is easily varied by changing the parameter known as the b value.

The challenge is the consequent reduction in diffusion sensitivity as one probes higher frequency dynamics.

This approach has a number of advantageous features, including enabling ultra-short echo times, efficient isotropic 3D sampling of data, and minimal diffusion sensitivity.

Disk diffusion sensitivity assays were performed as follows: 5 ml of TSB top agar (0.7%, wt/vol) was seeded with 5 µl of exponentially growing strains of S. aureus, and used to overlay TSA plates.

Diffusion sensitivity (b1=1000 s/mm) was applied sequentially in the x, y and z gradient directions, and a reference image without diffusion sensitivity (b0≈0 s/mm) was acquired.

This incomplete rephasing will result in a net signal loss on the sequences with increasing diffusion sensitivity.

The HARDI acquisition measures multiple diffusion directions, and radial resolution can be obtained by acquiring the data in multiple diffusion sensitivities (b-values).

The diffusion-sensitivity can be varied by adjusting the "b-factor", which represents the gradient duration, gradient amplitude and the time interval between the two gradients.

A series of microfluidic biosensor prototypes were optimised to lower rates of inter-chamber diffusion, increase sensitivity, and provide a method for point-of-care sample testing.

Using the proposed model comparative analysis of the planar and coaxial apparatus is conducted by comparison of ion diffusion losses (sensitivity) and response time (speed of operation).

An observational prospective study with 130 CD patients reported that, at certain apparent diffusion coefficient, sensitivity and specificity of discriminating active from nonactive CD were 96.9% and 98.1%, respectively, for the colon/rectum, and 85.9% and 81.6%, respectively, for ileum.