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MRI sequence →
MRI pulse sequence – In general, the contents of this article are more commonly referred to as "pulse sequences" rather than just "sequences", see for example Bernstein, M. et. al. "Handbook of MRI Pulse Sequences" (2004). I propose that "MRI Pulse Sequences" is a more accurate and descriptive title.
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MRI sequence →
MRI pulse sequence – In general, the contents of this article are more commonly referred to as "pulse sequences" rather than just "sequences", see for example Bernstein, M. et. al. "Handbook of MRI Pulse Sequences" (2004). I propose that "MRI Pulse Sequences" is a more accurate and descriptive title.
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The discussion above is closed. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.