Sentence examples for longer examination time from inspiring English sources

This explains equal arrival times in the OR or ICU, despite a slightly longer examination time in the resuscitation room in group II.

Therefore, in comparison to former in vitro studies a longer examination time of seven weeks was selected.

However one must bear in mind that currently MR-colonography is hampered by its limited availability, unfavourable cost-effectiveness and longer examination time.

Furthermore, breast MRI has its limitations, which include higher costs, longer examination time, and lower availability compared with mammography and ultrasound.

In MSh EPI, a longer examination time than SSh EPI is required, but reduced geometric distortions and improved image quality should lead to the use of MSh non-EPI instead of SSh EPI [ 14].

MR can provide similar information, but in the early postoperative period it is less used because usually less readily available, requiring longer examination times and greater compliance from the patient, and more expensive.

Longer examination times (more than 3 minutes) also contributed to the reporting of false positive results.

Mukherjee et al. [ 18] observed longer examination times with WFDRI when including the time to set up the instrument.

The sensitivity of smear microscopy in some cases can be as low as 20% of culture-confirmed disease, increasing with larger volumes and longer examination times of CSF [ 48].

However, MRE also has some disadvantages that limit its clinical acceptance: (i) it cannot be performed in livers with high iron overload because of signal-to-noise limitations; (ii) the examination time is longer than that required for ultrasound elastography [ 32].

Other advantages include the lessened inconvenience to patients due to no longer requiring repeated examinations and shortening the examination time, and increased profitability.