Sentence examples for scanner sensitivity from inspiring English sources

SiPM gains are individually adjusted based on continuous temperature measurements to provide constant scanner sensitivity.

PET scanner sensitivity and spatial resolution were assessed in a previous study [16].

They may reflect diffuse physiological processes or variations in scanner sensitivity and are difficult to measure directly.

The formulae for administered activity and administration time in the current EANM Guideline do not take into account differences in scanner sensitivity, although this is under review by EANM Research Ltd EARLL) [19].

Acquisition in 2D mode may have limited scatter thus reducing the appearance of these artefacts, but the consequent loss of scanner sensitivity may have led to longer acquisition times forcing data collection at fewer time points.

Simulations performed on a preclinical PET scanner featuring detectors with depth of interaction (DOI) capability [3] have shown that the diameter of the bore can be reduced down to 6 cm, increasing the overall scanner sensitivity.

Film read out consistency, response uniformity, film-scanner sensitivity, long term stability and total dose uncertainty was evaluated.

The differences in light emission spectra between LED and CCFL lamps and its potential impact on film-scanner sensitivity suggest that the design of a dedicated flat-bed scanner with LEDs may improve sensitivity and dose uncertainty in radiochromic film dosimetry.

Preliminary measurements from the PET scanner show sensitivity 3 times higher than state-of-the-art PET systems that will allow safe repeated studies on the same patient.

The CCF is changeable depending on the performance of the PET scanner and sensitivity of well-counter and one of the source of errors for the accurate estimation of T/B ratio and N/B ratio.

On clinical MRI scanners, diffusion sensitivity is easily altered by changing the diffusion gradient factor, which is also known as the "b value".