The phrase "increase in count" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe a quantitative change or growth in a specific numerical value. Example: "The increase in count of visitors to the museum was a direct result of the new exhibit."
The D-SPECT demonstrated a significant progressive increase in count rate related to decreasing size of the imaged object.
Although decreased self-attenuation may also increase D-SPECT count rates, the small scale of this effect cannot account for the much larger increase in count rate observed for the D-SPECT with decreased column height.
They all have in common the potential for a fivefold to tenfold increase in count sensitivity at no loss of resolution, resulting in the potential for acquiring a scan in 2 min or less if the patient is injected with a standard activity.
Users can expect an increase in counts of 4.5-64.5-6%ndent on ϣ, which is corrected by the revised QE map.
The dynamic acquisition revealed a linear increase in counts in lung ROI that confirmed the absence of clearance of the aerosol during nebulization.
Although the increase in counting statistics with new PET/CT systems contributes to reduce image noise, SUVmax remains adversely affected by noise, leading to uncertainty in the uptake quantification and thus in the treatment response categorization.
Moreover, the absolute increase in counts was minimal (an increase in total counts over time is always observed due to non-specific H-glutamate binding).
Included in FPC1 is also a small increase in counting times the very last days before birth.
Some of the other acknowledged applications of CNPs include reduction in chronic inflammation and spinal injury, promotion of angiogenesis, and an increase in counts of photoreceptor cells.
No significant increase in counts was noted over background, confirming that no significant hydrolysis of the substrate occurred in the absence of the ribosome.
Veillonella species counts increased during vancomycin treatment and decreased in the post-treatment phase, whereas counts were unchanged in fidaxomicin-treated patients, suggesting an opportunistic increase in counts during suppression of other organism groups during vancomycin treatment.
