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Current real-time three-dimensional echocardiography systems (RT3DE) can provide sufficient visualization to permit atrial septal defect (ASD) closure.

Another challenge is the sufficient visualization of the region of interest in a rigid, complex region such as the otobasis.

Field definition and image clarity are graded as inadequate for reading or grading, adequate (sufficient visualization of disc, macula, and vessels to grade), and good (small vessels or retinal details visible across 90% of the image) [ 9].

Hagspiel et al. evaluated whether MRI of the urinary system of potential renal donors was feasible without diuretic stimulation or compression and found sufficient visualization of the urinary collecting system in only 14% of the rapid acquisition with relaxation enhancement (RARE) urograms and in 26% of the gadolinium-enhanced 3D fast low-angle shot (FLASH) urograms [ 52].

It should be noted that 3 5 μg of seed protein was sufficient for visualization of hTG and mSEB in lines ST77 and 764, while 20 μg of protein was required for visualization of hMBP-Sigma protein from line ST111.

In this experiment, arabinose supplementation was not required since there was leaky expression of both proteins that was sufficient for visualization, and addition of excess arabinose induced protein aggregation.

This is more than sufficient for visualization of the smallest retinal capillaries (~5 μm diameter).

The relatively long excitation wavelength used in infrared spectroscopy also limits the spatial resolution of infrared microscopy to a few micrometers, which is not sufficient for visualization of subcellular structure.

All other reagents lack the fluorophore to reduce bulk and possible steric hindrance, since biotin (contained in R) is sufficient for visualization (e.g., by using streptavidin conjugated to horseradish peroxidase (streptavidin HRP)).

The MagNest cartridges were scanned using the Veridex™ CellSearch Analyzer II at a range of different exposure times to optimise the appropriate time for sufficient MCT1/MCT4 visualization in the 4th channel.

One percent acetic acid was sufficient for visualization of terminal end bud structures, which were easily distinguishable with RCM because of their well-defined tear-drop shaped structure compared to non-imaged glands, although image contrast, i.e. ability to distinguish individual cells in the multiple cell layers of the terminal end bud, was improved with 3% acetic acid and 5% acetic acid.