Sentence examples for shortening effects from inspiring English sources

Ferumoxytol is a small iron oxide particle with prolonged intravascular half life and T1, T2 and T2* shortening effects.

The constellation of findings was based on T1 and T2 shortening effects from ferumoxytol, which rendered the study non-diagnostic.

The T1 shortening effects and extremely long intravascular half-life of ferumoxytol render it particularly problematic with the use of traditional gadolinium-enhanced GRE pulse sequences.

Extracellular gadolinium agents also rely on T1 shortening effects, which can be masked after patients have received ferumoxytol, potentially rendering examinations non-diagnostic.

Ferumoxytol, similar to other SPIO agents, results in T1, T2 and T2* shortening effects with MRI, which can impact image interpretation and clinical practice [5].

Second, this is the first time for a detailed investigation of the expanding and the shortening effects on thermocline thickness at the interface between two kinds of filler.

"The maize will give it a shortening effect, so it doesn't have the ability of doing the very fine work.

In the KM model, the shortening effect is included in the velocity vector and the corresponding kinetic energy.

After ultrasonication, the length of CNT is found to follow log-normal distributions which show a shortening effect.

This indicates that, although CaSR plays a role in Mn uptake in tumour cells via its ion-channel regulation, the T1 shortening effect of Mn2+ on MRI could not be explained solely by ion-channel activity.

The sensitivity of MR imaging has significantly improved in recent years by using magnetic nanocrystal (MNC) because an enhanced T 2 shortening effect is ascribed to the high crystallinity of MNC[3 5].