Sentence examples for imaging causing from inspiring English sources

Distortion and fat suppression is much better on turbo spin echo imaging, causing the larger chemical shift effect to disappear.

Incorporation of scanning-based hyperspectral imagers in retinal imaging causes severe motion artifacts and pixel misregistration problems because the human eye is constantly moving.

The latest job at least rivals the difficulty of the first service flight, in which astronauts had to install corrective optics to fix blurred imaging caused by a defect in the telescope's main mirror.

In addition to blocking light, Kasdin's group is working to improve the technology for correcting faulty imaging caused by the Earth's atmosphere, as well as heat, vibrations and imperfections in the telescopes themselves.

HotSpot's thermal imaging caused controversy during the summer Ashes when it failed to detect faint edges.

Limited spatial resolution of PET imaging causes small lesions to appear more spherical (lower ASP) than they actually might be.

Lysis of bacteria may occur due to large forces applied to bacteria by the AFM tip during imaging caused by the relatively high stiffness of the probe.

However, such intense imaging causes too severe photobleaching within 20-25 frames to enable accurate quantification Therefore, measurement noise in nuclear Msn2-mCherry quantification makes the suggested approach challenging.

(ii) To mitigate the limitations of electrode-displacement strain imaging caused by the angle effect, we propose the possibility of combining electrode-displacement strain imaging and other imaging techniques by using the dual-transducer arrangement.

The dose of light required for fluorescence imaging is much lower than what is needed for drug release; therefore, we do not expect that imaging causes significant tumor damage.

The problem of motion artifacts in phase contrast imaging caused by the long acquisition time can be overcome by using interleaved gradient echo-planar technique, shortening the acquisition time from minutes to about 30 s [ 59].