Sentence examples for expensive scanners from inspiring English sources

Many hospitals, for instance, do not buy expensive scanners from GE, but lease them instead.

Many doctors have been quick to embrace CT technology, installing expensive scanners in their offices in order to help diagnose heart disease.

Many physicians' offices were given the expensive scanners at no cost in the late 1990s in exchange for participating in studies of drugs to treat osteoporosis, said Cynthia Pearson, executive director of the National Women's Health Network.

The impact of healthcare on mortality doesn't come from heart transplants and expensive scanners but from simple treatments for blood pressure and the like, things that nurses do better than doctors.

There are better, far more expensive scanners out there but this hits the sweet spot at the intersections affordability, usability, and utility.

Fandango, for example, has experimented with an online ticketing system that doesn't require expensive scanners for entry.

Time soothes pain, cures fevers, knits broken bones, and it can outperform the most expensive scanner on the planet.

But he says it's hard to get people to sleep in a noisy, expensive scanner.

Given that commercial expensive scanner accuracy range from 0.5 to 1 mm, in order to predict 3D foot shape to an accuracy of around 0.75 mm, foot outline, foot profile, two foot sections and standard foot model were required.

The similar microarray platforms used for SBE and PrASE would most likely be of similar multiplexing levels except that PrASE uses the double amount of primers (a negligible cost in the case for many samples and moderate number of SNPs) and thus uses double the amount of spots on the microarray whereas SBE instead uses a two or four color detection hence a more expensive scanner.

Regarding effectiveness, Mr. Lord said, the T.S.A. needs to improve the technology it relies on — primarily expensive body scanners that may not detect explosives reliably.