It is a requirement of many localized NMR spectroscopy experiments, such as DRESS, that collection of the free induction decay be delayed a significant time after the middle of the last pulse. This leads to distortion of the spectra and seriously impedes the retrieval of quantitative information from these spectra. A technique is described in which a correction function is derived from the convoluted spectrum and is used to produce a spectrum with much reduced distortion from which quantitative information may easily be obtained by conventional techniques.
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Allman et al. (1988) studied this question.
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