Sentence examples for few scans from inspiring English sources
Friends from abroad are often shocked at how few scans we get in the UK and that the chance to hear the baby's heartbeat at midwife appointments isn't standardised across the country.
Although a performance decrease occurred when the targets began to separate, this decrease could continue for only a few scans.
Silicon-based tips may get blunt on hard or rough substrates already after few scans, so it may be better to use diamond-coated or bulk diamond tips which are more durable [33] but at the cost of typically lower resolution.
"The project started after buying an old Kinect for Xbox to play around with, after doing a few scans I quickly realised the quality wasn't at all that great but there was something nice about that," Hoopert tells The Creators Project.
Interestingly, the ratio of left-versus-right FMS was extremely discrepant from scan to scan, with most scans showing a strong left-sided selectivity but a few scans showed a right-sided selectivity paradoxically (Fig. 6b).
TPEF images on the other hand are acquired through efficient band pass filters resulting in high image quality with high signal to noise ratio that can be collected with relatively few scans of the sample.
And then, Mr. D'Amato recalled, a friend mentioned that the architect of their building was actually "some famous Austrian," and later sent via e-mail a few scanned book pages to support his claim.
E represents the cross-sections drawn over the fibril in C. F represents the cross-section from D and shows a few scan artifacts.
As anticipated, agreement among reviewers was better for the 68Ga-DOTANOC scans owing primarily to significantly fewer scans categorized as inconclusive.
The acquisition of TPEF images is also more efficient, requiring fewer scans of the microscope field than when TPEF emission spectra are collected (4 vs 20), delivering less average laser power in the process and thus reducing the risk of damage to the sample, Nevertheless, in this study no changes in cell morphology or other adverse effects were observed from the cells with either modality.
There were fewer scans ordered by emergency family physicians among survivors (3 %) than controls (9 %), suggesting that high CT rates among survivors are unlikely to be related to emergency care.
