Sentence examples for longer acquisition time from inspiring English sources

Due to its longer acquisition time, steady-state MRA (SS-MRA) is less sensitive for timing uncertainties than first-pass MRA (FP-MRA), as demonstrated for the visualization of arterial stenoses in patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease [10].

Only in high, the former has a little longer acquisition time, but much shorter than others as expected.

The standard deviation of the SUVmean of the mediastinum and brain showed a decreasing tendency for longer acquisition time, but the differences were also small (Table 6).

Nevertheless, an increasing number of authors advocate the additional use of a dedicated high-resolution head and neck PET/CT (HR HN PET/CT) with small FOV, longer acquisition time per bed position and thinner slice thickness [11, 12, 13].

Bone scintigraphy of the peripheral skeleton mainly of the small bones and joints of the hands burdens a potential suboptimal spatial resolution and poor anatomical definition often requiring a longer acquisition time, zoomed acquisition, and even change of collimators.

In addition to the decrease of dead time effects, the use of longer acquisition time per bed position for obese patients also has the benefit of reducing the radiation burden for both the patient and the technician.

This may explain why time-resolved CE-MRA with its inherently low spatial resolution provides a high diagnostic accuracy, and thus remains concurrent with bolus-timed and fluoroscopically triggered sequences with their longer acquisition times and higher spatial resolution.

Cα attached to deuterium relaxes ~8 times slower than those attached to hydrogen, which allows longer acquisition times.

In such steady-state operation, we have to upgrade the CAMAC-based data acquisition system, with higher sampling rates and longer acquisition times.

The EELS data were recorded using both automated line-scan acquisition and single-spectrum acquisition, with optimized acquisition times ranging from 80 ms to 2.5 s, where the longer acquisition times were needed close to the groove crevice and also when acquiring spectra through the bulk gold.

MRI requires longer acquisition times to achieve adequate spatial resolution and signal-to-noise ratio.