Sentence examples for less scans from inspiring English sources

This can be understood as areas with lower TAF might still provide an advantageous geometry even with less scans.

Women from Western countries (80.8%) and the former Soviet Union and Russia (82.6%) had less scans (P < 0.001), whereas Vietnamese women (93.7%) had ultrasound scans more often than Finns (P < 0.001).

Jassy said that they built Amazon Timestream from the ground up with an architecture that organizes data by time intervals and enables time series specific data compression, which leads to less scanning and faster performance.

There is a tradeoff between small steps, which take more scanning time, but result in higher transmission spectrum resolution and large steps, which take less scanning time but produce lower transmission spectrum resolution.

The rationale for this approach is that neighboring B-scans, in common SDOCT volumes, are expected to have similar texture and noise pattern, as illustrated in Fig. 2. The exciting property of our approach is that, unlike [ 14], it does not require capturing more than one B-scan from the majority of azimuthal positions and therefore, it requires significantly less scanning time.

Choose copy method: Normal (for Unencrypted and CSS Encrypted DVD); Lowly Enhanced (less scan times to Decrypt DVD); Highly Enhanced (more scan times to Decrypted DVD).

In contrast to the less frequently scanning dominants, frequently scanning subordinates often perceived group members outside of the default view angle.

So right now, a personal genome readout would provide little useful information beyond what could be obtained by the less expensive scans.

By using the frequent calling path graph to mine the calling path patterns, our proposed algorithm does not generate unnecessary candidate patterns and requires less database scans.

On the study level, it increases the statistical power by reducing the motion-introduced variability, and in practice, less PET scans would be required to achieve the same outcome parameter precision once the motion correction is accurately conducted using the GIR method.

If future studies demonstrated that inexperienced examiners produced less reliable scans then training issues would become important for new users.