Sentence examples for improved proximity from inspiring English sources

In particular, the small form of CZT detectors allows for improved proximity to the patient and richer angular sampling by facilitating complex mechanical manipulation of the detectors.

Likewise, owner-occupied single-family and multifamily housing sales rose in conjunction with reduced street network access to regional multi-use bike paths; however, improved proximity to on-street bike lanes negatively affected housing values.

Non-financial benefits included improved proximity and convenient access to services, because there were less official procedures in obtaining healthcare, with shorter waiting times and convenient opening hours.

The improved proximity and sampling coupled with proprietary reconstruction algorithms results in further improvement to spatial resolution when compared to conventional SPECT systems, even when the digital system is equipped with high-sensitivity collimators [1, 3].

Along with the Pro Series devices, Tile is also rolling out an update to its mobile app that will support the new features, like the improved proximity and louder ring.

Strategies to facilitate more timely access, such as improving proximity to and density of rheumatologists along with family physician education on initiating more timely referrals, are acutely needed.

This, achieved together with increased count detection, is made possible by a combination of sensitive collimators with fine angular detector movements, improved patient proximity, and matching reconstruction algorithms.

In this note, not only P-property has been weakened, but also an improved best proximity point theorem will be presented by a short and simple proof.

We did, it's true, build a few unattractive objects, such as the ArcelorMittal Orbital, which for all its capacity to improve on proximity is a highly forgettable monument where an architectural masterpiece ought to be.

Greater uptake and favorable disposition towards use of VCT services in rural settings might be achieved by addressing stigma via domain-specific interventions and by improving the proximity of services and the dissemination of HIV test results.

BMI input could further refine count-targets because improved heart detector proximity and less scatter in smaller patients could allow scan completion with lower than normal count-density.