Sentence examples for a faster intervention from inspiring English sources

In this wake, performing non-invasive medical tests oriented to an early diagnosis is one of the challenges for the promotion of new classes of instruments and for a faster intervention on the patient.

This may be due to shorter transport distances and high-quality roads making a fast intervention by ambulance possible.

The basic functional requirement of in-vessel visual inspection system is to perform a fast intervention with adequate optical resolution.

The overvoltage protection is performed by a voltage transducer, a Break-Over-Diode (BOD) and a varistor assuring a fast intervention with a high redundancy protection level.

These trends may then be interpreted more quickly in the acute care setting, resulting in a faster clinical intervention where needed [ 3].

This technology uses a single bipolar lead to accentuate trends in brain wave activity (mostly frontal cortex), which may then be interpreted more quickly in the acute care setting, resulting in a faster clinical intervention where needed.

Early and faster intervention will be helpful in patient's prognosis, and also the perception and QOL of spouses.

Due to the early onset of stimulation of a number of P2X/Y receptors by ischemia-induced ATP/ADP release, a very fast intervention seems to be necessary.

A fast-track intervention with a short preoperative optimization period and short postoperative hospitalization has a potential for reduced convalescence and thereby a reduced need for postoperative rehabilitation.

If HRQOL is considered the primary outcome after THA, the need for additional postoperative rehabilitation for all THA patients following a fast-track intervention is questionable.

In the study by Larsen et al. [ 15] THA patients who followed an fast-track intervention reached the age and gender specific HRQOL level of 0.87 at 12 weeks postoperatively.