Sentence examples for Iterative treatment from inspiring English sources

We can also use an iterative treatment approach (as Socolow proposed), starting some treatments and monitoring their effects and side effects before raising the dose.

All three finite-volume methods in this study utilize an explicit Godunov method with an approximate Riemann solver to integrate the Euler equations, but differ in their iterative treatment of the radiation diffusion term, which is handled in an "operator-split" fashion.

According to the plane section assumption, OpenSees automatically calculates the strain of each fiber and ensure forces of the cross section keeping balance through iterative treatment.

While an iterative treatment for eight times (Jiang et al. 2017) led to a steady increase of the desired phenotype, 30 repetitions were only used to produce a larger pool of possible mutants (Luo et al. 2017b).

Secondly, the heading ' responsiveness' is important as patient responses and changes provide new diagnostic information that may modify the treatment approach (iterative treatment).

Grain boundary engineering (GBE) processing schedules, involving low-strain (5% deformation) iterative treatments, have been carried out on copper.

Totally implanted venous access ports (TIVAPs) are commonly used for patients requiring long-term or iterative treatments such as antineoplastic chemotherapy, parenteral nutrition and transfusion [1 3].

CP-resistant cells (A2780/CP and K526/CP) were obtained by iterative treatments with increasing concentrations of CP as described previously.

However, due to the lack of comparative studies, it cannot be concluded if an iterative ARTP treatment or a combination of ARTP with traditional mutagenesis tools is superior over a single ARTP treatment.

Details of the numerical implementation are discussed and include the application of boundary conditions in different steps of the iterative procedure, treatment of derivatives in the implementation of the Kutta condition and accurate representation of singularities present at the leading- and trailing-edges.

However, some studies reported an iterative ARTP treatment.