Sentence examples for maximising resolution from inspiring English sources

Key device requirements for maximising resolution in an optical coherence tomography system are discussed.

The presence of multiple satellites also provides the possibility to choose the optimal bistatic acquisition geometry, minimising shadowing effects due to local landscape and maximising resolution performance.

Maximising temporal resolution is advantageous when imaging structures prone to cardiac motion artefact, such as the aortic root [3], or when imaging patients prone to motion, such as trauma patients or poor breath-holders.

This maximises the resolution and produces the highest quality data.

The anisotropy of diffraction varied between crystals and many crystals were screened to maximise the resolution.

In Experiment 3, the goal during data acquisition was to maximise spatial resolution.

The mode of imaging should then be adjusted while the trachea is in the centre of the screen to maximise the resolution and depth of imaging.

To maximise spatial resolution and sensitivity we used minimal levels of spatial smoothing (see Methods for a discussion of smoothing) and very liberal statistical thresholds (P < 0.05 uncorrected) in large ROIs, with no correction for multiple comparisons.

Other methods of quantifying gene expression, that are equally susceptible to the introduction of processing error, rely on the use of technical replicates to minimise confounding variation and maximise statistical resolution to the biological processes under investigation [ 29].

The purpose of manual scaling was to optimise the included data to maximise the final resolution to 0.92 Å.

In the meantime, knowledge of the ultrastructure of the ISVs, ECs and other cells in close contact to the fusion event should allow us to target the AOI more specifically, allowing us to minimise the field of view and therefore maximise the image resolution.