Sentence examples for sensitive acquisition from inspiring English sources
Last week, Morrison issued an interim order delaying the transaction for 90 days "to consider the national interest implications of this complex and sensitive acquisition".
The large amount of isotopically labeled ABF-2 enabled the rapid and sensitive acquisition of NMR spectra.
Thus, in principle, white matter BOLD signal should be detectable given a sufficiently large sample size, sensitive acquisition techniques, and a sufficiently sensitive analytic probe.
A standard wide-field configuration of the microscope allowed fast and sensitive acquisition with an EMCCD camera ('Materials and methods Single-molecule imethods Single-moleculed trackimagingsingle molecules', Figure 1—figure supplement 1).
"We viewed IPC as a very attractive and time-sensitive acquisition," he added.
The majority of subjects moved slightly between the two neuromelanin-sensitive acquisitions, preventing us directly averaging voxel-by-voxel both acquisitions to increase the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
A phase sensitive data acquisition system has also been developed.
It is known that subcutaneous WAT is more sensitive to acquisition of BAT characteristics than visceral depots in mice and humans (47, 53).
(In the course of writing this article, this fact became all too clear: one of us, Staff Sergeant Murphy, an Army Ranger and reconnaissance team leader, was shot in the head during a "time-sensitive target acquisition mission" on Aug. 12; he is expected to survive and is being flown to a military hospital in the United States).
The failure to find contiguous borders between the RSFC-Snowballing parcellations within the medial parietal cortex may be related to the fact that each method (RSFC-Boundary Mapping and RSFC-Snowballing) is sensitive to different acquisition, preprocessing, and analysis choices of RSFC.
Finally, we note that the analyses we performed, which were based on conventional acquisitions, sensitive to the BOLD contrast, revealed similar patterns of activation and deactivation as well as strong within-participant consistency in activity across sessions.
