Sentence examples for motion susceptibility from inspiring English sources

In addition, the pulse sequence design must incorporate, as much as possible, immunity to motion, susceptibility and chemical shift effects present whenever body imaging is performed.

1014 central business district workers in Wellington, New Zealand, were surveyed about their experiences of wind-induced building motion, susceptibility to motion sickness, reported compensatory behaviours, and complaints about building motion.

The sequence was specifically optimized for reduced sensitivity to motion, susceptibility artefacts and B1 field inhomogeneities (Deichmann et al., 2004, Howarth et al., 2005).

Technical innovations such as the use of fast gradients, multichannel coils, and parallel imaging have resulted in reduced acquisition times for DW-MRI, thus minimizing some of its limitations of motion, susceptibility, and chemical-shift artifacts [ 4].

And third, motion and susceptibility artifacts limit the clinical application of BOLD-MRI in CRC [89].

It is postulated that there is a varying 'dynamic threshold for nausea' into which motion sickness susceptibility provides an objective toxin-free probe.

Magnetic Resonance (MR) thermometry based on the water proton frequency could give relevant information on local tissue temperature increase but requires dealing with motion and susceptibility artifacts due to the cardiac and respiratory motion.

A fast spin-echo (FSE) pulse sequence with a long echo time (TE) was then introduced shortly after [3], with the advantages of a higher signal-to-noise ratio and contrast-to-noise ratio, and a lower sensitivity to motion and susceptibility artefacts.

If appropriate, confounding factors that might influence the sensitivity or specificity of the assessment should be mentioned, e.g. motion artefacts, susceptibility artefacts, undesired distribution of the tracer (such as ubiquitous high or low 18F-FDG uptake in the myocardium, depending on the aims of the examination).

Images were inspected for residual motion and susceptibility artifacts; subjects with significant artifacts were excluded.

These theories do not explain individual motion sickness susceptibility, however, and do not allow individual risk prediction for motion sickness [6].