Sentence examples for technical acquisition from inspiring English sources

MEMF contributed to the technical acquisition of data and provided valuable insights toward the drafting of the manuscript.

Ten people were excluded from the analysis because of movement artifacts and technical acquisition problems during the MRI procedure.

However, three out of four lists for Patient 9 and one out of two lists for Patient 6 were not available due to technical acquisition error.

There are many key elements necessary to maximize the clinical utility of diagnostic imaging exams, including a pertinent clinical indication, adequate technical acquisition, accurate interpretation and effective communication of the imaging findings.

One current challenge for Y imaging is the lack of consensus guidelines for the technical acquisition, imaging reconstruction, and qualitative/quantitative interpretation of planar, SPECT, and PET imaging by the nuclear medicine community (e.g., Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI and European Association of Nuclear MedicineEANMANM)).

Although DE students longed for non-technologically-medicated communication with peers and lecturers, the process of learning how to become a DE student failed to address students' needs/concerns beyond technical skill acquisition and subject content mastery.

His father retired as the manager for licensing and technical acquisitions at the Arco Chemical Company, which was in Newtown Square, Pa.

Initially the new hires, who represented a significant acquisition of technical skill, were set up as a group called the Confrérie Horlogère Hublot.

On this satellite, the solar cell monitor (SCM) was equipped as a part of the Technical Data Acquisition Equipment (TEDA) for observation of the space environment.

The Global Rating Scale (GRS) [ 16] will be used to evaluate technical skills acquisition, the Integrated Procedural Performance Instrument IPPII) [ 17] will be used to evaluate skills integration, and the Woman Centred Care Scale (WCCS) will be piloted.

They point out that the investment in technical experience, acquisitions, market identification, and goodwill should not be endangered without serious consideration.