Sentence examples for susceptibility fields from inspiring English sources
Thus, the T2* term is affected by the local susceptibility fields.
28 Since the T2* relaxation time is influenced both by the T2 relaxation and coherent de-phasing local susceptibility fields, a lower spectrum of T2* is noted.
It is assumed that Δ B0 is only influenced by local magnetic susceptibility fields present at the cartilage-bone interface or within the cartilage microstructure.
Assuming that the applied static magnetic field is uniform (B0 = 0), then the T2* term is only affected by the " γ*Δ Binhom," which is influenced only by local susceptibility fields.
Field inhomogeneity was measured experimentally at 1.5 T and 3 T and the dominant susceptibility field gradient in the human amygdala was observed approximately along the superior-inferior direction.
Third, for brain regions with pronounced susceptibility field gradients, the reduced BOLD sensitivity may be compensated for when the acquired multi-TE data are processed appropriately (e.g., with weighted summation).
Although the BOLD sensitivity may generally be improved by a voxel size commensurable with the activation volume, our quantitative analysis shows that the optimal voxel size also depends on the susceptibility field gradient and is usually smaller than the activation volume.
Slices were tilted to 30 degrees from horizontal to maximize image quality in areas near susceptibility field gradients[24].
NH and JWT conducted the fire blight susceptibility field study in Biglerville, PA.
For RF ablation, as the electrode is fixed with respect to the imaged tissue, the susceptibility field map remains unchanged throughout the experiment and therefore susceptibility map corrections are not needed.
After the second approximate sign, we used the classical expression of the third order susceptibility, which is proportional to the third power of the fundamental susceptibility (field distributions of the TH polarization in the dolmen-type structures can be found in Figure S1).
