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Therefore, this method enables a shorter cantilever length with adjustable operation frequency and the catheter can provide sufficient scanning range at low operating voltages necessary for electrical safety in medical applications [ 20].
Both sufficient scan coverage (7 cm) and state-of-the-art motion correction were part of our study.
Once the column and the mobile phase were selected, the gradients in both modes were optimized to achieve best separation of all target analytes while maintaining a sufficient scan speed and peak width to preserve peak shape allowing accurate integration.
Besides some recent studies [15, 16], data about perfusion of the different types of lung cancer, being properly assessed by sufficient scan coverage and post-processing with motion-correction techniques, is still limited.
An instrument that consolidates these capabilities could allow for untargeted metabolite profiling with sufficient scan speeds for quantitative, targeted analysis.
While APDI performed better in challenging situations involving non-uniform attenuating medium, for scans of phantoms with uniform density, the performance of both scatter correction methods was very similar, indicating that much faster TEW method can be sufficient when scanning body areas with relatively uniform tissue distributions.
The scanning time for one rotation was 8 seconds, covering a field-of-view of 4.2 cm in the z-direction, sufficient for scanning the thorax of one mouse.
Therefore, it might be sufficient to scan a limited set of joints for this purpose.
15 amplicons were sufficient to scan 18 exons, including the large exon 11.
We have found that a relatively small number of microsatellite markers is sufficient to scan almost the entire genome and that the experimental procedures are robust and easy to perform.
Consequently, it was possible to use sufficient voltage during scanning to avoid intensities below the usable range and to retain the spots with saturation.
