This may in turn lead to reduced resolution and contrast in the ultrasound images.
Smoothing entails an inherent trade-off between statistical consistency and T-F resolution, i.e., wider smoothing windows result in improved accuracy and precision at the cost of reduced resolution in T-F plane [23].
To allow DEM analysis for features of different scales, an increase in surface coverage cannot result in reduced measurement resolution.
This hypergranularity, or reduced resolution in temporal and spatial attention, impairs spatiotemporal processing that underlies memory formation.
Given the reduced resolution in the polar angle direction this question may be difficult to address using this data, and some attempt is made in Figure 8, but if the resolution is not sufficient perhaps the authors could discuss the potential of an unresolved polar angle organization as an alternate possibility.
In contrast, the 60 nm sweep provides a reduced resolution of ~17 µm in tissue but on the other hand allows to image beyond 6mm depth which is sufficient for the whole anterior segment (see Fig. 8 ).
(b) Same time span as in panel (a), but with a reduced resolution of 1 MHz and 0.1 s. Figure 4 shows the number of events with start and end frequencies within the observation's frequency range.
Thus diminished phagocytotic activity may contribute to an impaired mechanism of bacterial elimination or a reduced resolution of infection in these patients.
While proven to be functional, the main issue with HPLC post-column derivatization approaches, in general, is that the more post-column volume the HPLC system has (a necessity for analytes to react with the derivatization reagent), the broader the peaks will be which results in reduced chromatographic resolution.
Rather, it is the proximity of the large number of tracer points used in the model which, when bunched together at the reduced resolution of the animation, appear as a tightly-fitted mass of colour.
