This work presents a methodology to minimize this difficulty by making all planes of the inspected object to cast a resolution within the shorter gap comprised between the object central plane and the detector.
One way to minimize this inherent difficulty is to use accessory portals in cases of high suspicion (either clinically or if other diagnostic images like MRI suggests).
As mentioned earlier, health insurance coverage has the possibility of minimizing the difficulty in accessing healthcare services for children and thus the burden of childhood malnutrition.
We do not minimize the difficulty of this task.
In September 2006, Magyar Radio leaked the Socialist prime minister's comment that he had lied, minimizing the difficulties facing Hungary's economy.
Far better, researchers say, to have the attitude that Ms. Serpa does — not minimizing the difficulties or being daunted by them.
Still enormously stirring are Churchill's words delivered in his deep, sonorous tones, calling on the British to fight on, casting the conflict in heroic terms, never minimizing the difficulties ahead or how great the stakes were, but assuring the British people that even in the face of death and destruction, they must "carry on".
In addition, given the hierarchical dimension of this algorithm, it is likely that patients inaccurately diagnosed by liver biopsy may then be correctly diagnosed by the other tests, thus minimizing the difficulties of performing and interpreting liver biopsy in such patients.
Researchers in Pittsburgh, working in an integrated delivery network that used a single data dictionary to minimize the difficulty of reconciling disparate coding systems, found this approach effective for electronic disease reporting (8 ).
We don't minimize the difficulty.
One top-ranking officer complains that the feature seems to minimize the difficulty of police work.
