Sentence examples for reduce acquisition from inspiring English sources

Current commercial OCT systems without eye tracking compensate for possible motion artifact by designing their scan protocols to acquire a reduced number of scans (reduce acquisition time), limiting the ability to acquire high resolution volumetric images.

In order to reduce acquisition time and cost in feedback, a two-step master acquisition algorithm is proposed.

The sampling scheme includes the order, number, duration, and angles for the detector positions, which are optimized to reduce acquisition bias resulting from insufficient statistics.

Intraoperative near-field recording of cochlear and brainstem auditory potentials (BAEP) can significantly reduce acquisition time (Matthies and Samii, 1997; Moller et al., 1994).

DA D1 antagonists reduce acquisition and block expression of sensitisation, while DA D2 antagonists only affect expression with the intermediate and high dose.

This work investigates the impact of various MR sampling strategies designed to reduce acquisition times on the accuracy of MRE inversions.

The capabilities of these SR techniques can be significantly improved (enhanced data quality, reduced acquisition time, new imaging capabilities, improved lateral and in-depth resolution, reduced dose, etc).

In the current study, we did not find a significant difference neither in lesion detection nor in image quality between full-dose data and data that simulated reduced acquisition time or reduced injected dose.

At our hospital, we have a single-head breast-specific gamma camera (Dilon 6800, Dilon Technologies Inc., Newport News, VA, USA) for which we want to explore the possibilities of reducing acquisition times or, equivalently, further reducing patient dose.

In the present study, the std-SPECT was in fact a half-time SPECT compared to SPECT with filtered back projection and the UF-SPECT method used in the present study reduced acquisition time to 25%.

The 20-site Benefits of Universal Glove and Gown (BUGG) study found that wearing gloves and gowns for all patient contacts in the intensive care unit (ICU) reduced acquisition rates of meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).