Sentence examples for should be acquired to from inspiring English sources

In 1929, he recalled in a letter: "I thereupon wrote a report recommending that the area decided upon be acquired as a park and for the preservation of the waters of the Bronx River as it was necessary that enough land on either bank of the river should be acquired to enable the commission to control, cleanse and preserve the waters of the river".

After each step, new impressions should be acquired to design a new setup and to move forward to the next treatment phase.

Although this implementation may have a positive influence, it is not specified in the current curriculum that these PSA skills should be acquired to the same extent for both adult and paediatric patients.

However, shallower phonolitic chambers smaller than 3 × 3 × 1 km3 could be undetected by the existing MT sites and new data should be acquired to confirm or not their existence.

Following the usual localizer scans, a sagittal T2-weighted half-Fourier single shot turbo spin-echo (SSFSE, HASTE) sequence with a large field of view (FOV) should be acquired to obtain an overview and for planning of the subsequent sequences (e.g. TR ∞, TE 62 ms, slice thickness 5 mm, FOV 255×340 mm, matrix size 116×256, voxel size 2.2×1.3×5 mm).

Then, also depending on the source and genotype of parental ES cells, the germline competence of the ES cells can be less than ideal, and two to three independent targeted lines should be acquired to optimize chances of getting germline chimeras.

Moreover, delayed phase images should also be acquired to distinguish active continued bleeding from pseudoaneursym in selected cases, as pseudoaneursym should not grow in size compared to active bleeding, which produces increased size of contrast material accumulation with ill-defined margins (Fig. 3).

If acquisition time is limited, at least coronal IRT1W (1.5 T) or T2W (3 T) images perpendicular to the hippocampal plane should be acquired as extra to a standard screening protocol [8].

With respect to bone SPECT/CT studies, high resolution CT images of the knee should be acquired in order to fully compete with MRI.

An important finding that enables the differential diagnosis between the two lesions is the identification of a dilated renal vein that enhances early during the arterial phase of the study; anyway, a true arterial phase should be acquired in order to appreciate this finding that might be obscured by the physiological venous return during the corticomedullary phase.

Functional imaging data, along with self-report measures, should be acquired both prior to and then immediately following the treatments.