Sentence examples for measured spatial resolution from inspiring English sources

The measured spatial resolution ranged from 4.5- to 5-mm full width at half maximum (FWHM).

The LYSO crystals have a 4 × 4 × 22 mm3 size, and the measured spatial resolution of the system (at 1 cm) is 4.7 mm both transversely and axially.

The measured spatial resolution at the center of the FOV was 1.05 mm, 1.12 mm and 1.13 mm in the tangential, radial and axial directions, respectively.

We measured spatial resolution in the parafovea for targets designed to isolate either the long-wavelength (L) or the middle-wavelength (M) cones.

For this study, we used a 0.85 NA 60X Achromat objective and a 20X wide field microscope eyepiece, resulting in a system field-of-view of ∼180 µm diameter, an effective magnification onto the camera face of ∼28X, and a measured spatial resolution of ∼1.2 µm.

A volumetric 3D T1-weighted gradient echo sequence scan was obtained with a measured spatial resolution of 1×1×1.5 mm3 (acquisition matrix 224×224 pixels, 180 slices) and a reconstructed resolution of 0.86×0.86×0.75 mm3 (reconstructed matrix 256×256 pixels, 180 slices).

The de facto standard methods used to measure spatial resolution in imaging technologies are typically derived from the LSF or ESF.

These results indicate that LFP recordings are an excellent approach to measure spatial resolution from local populations of neurons in visual cortex including those responsive to color.

Imbert et al. [21] reported the following classification of measured central spatial resolution: DNM 530c (6.7 mm) and DSPECT (8.6 mm).

The measured reconstructed spatial resolution for the Focus 120 is approximately 1.6 mm in full width at half-maximum at the centre of the field of view.

Here, we report on a novel biosensor, based on a modified light-addressable potentiometric sensor (LAPS) device, which enables the metabolic activity of cultured cells to be measured with spatial resolution.