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Analysis for the maximum achievable resolution due to mismatch is provided.

We show that minimizing such an unwanted interaction may lead to enhance the maximum achievable resolution of the NSOM system.

Integrating the signal processing in analogue circuits is limited in the maximum achievable resolution because of noise processes, process variations or nonlinear behaviour of the devices.

To assess maximum achievable resolution of the system a "high-resolution" (1000 iterations) reconstruction approach was examined, which did not include attenuation correction, which was only used for point and line sources (voxel size of 2.083 × 2.083 × slice thickness mm3).

27 Background noise reduces the maximum achievable resolution of spatially separated fluorophores, especially in the case of dim fluorescent signals.

The spatial resolution of fluorescence microscopy is inherently limited by the wavelength of visible light, with a maximum achievable lateral resolution of ~200 nm and longitudinal resolution of ~500 nm (the "Abbe limit") for commonly used oil-immersion objective lenses having a numerical aperture of 1.4.

For classification with coarse spatial resolution data, limitations of the classification method produce a maximum achievable accuracy defined as the average percent fraction of dominant land cover of all pixels in the mapped area.

Maximum achievable incline angles provided consistent measures of footwear slip resistance and demonstrated better resolution than mechanical tests.

For the maximum sample diameter of 10 mm used in this study this gives an achievable resolution of 78 µm in the x- y-plane.

(The requirement is known in the industry as "maximum achievable control technology," or mact).

For this reason, maximum cardiac output is closely linked to the maximum achievable heart rate.