Sentence examples for a promising procedure from inspiring English sources

To avoid the considerable expense involved in such scale conversions, straight photoreduction of colour-separation plates appears to be a promising procedure.

This process is a promising procedure for the protection of Al- and Mg-based compound surfaces.

We conclude that our process is a promising procedure for synthesizing new polymer materials including biomaterials.

End-to-side neurorrhaphy is a promising procedure for nerve repair in peripheral nerve injury.

It seems that the autologous bone marrow derived MSCs transplantation may be a promising procedure in order to modulate the degenerative pathway and restore the osteochondral defects.

Our findings would provide a promising procedure for other similar enhanced photothermal treatment by blocking ETA receptor to dramatically increase the delivery of biomimetic photothermal nanomaterials.

Using ultralow dose acquisition protocols with a low tube voltage is a very promising procedure; according to the study of Patel et al., radiation exposure could be reduced to 1.9 ± 0.45 mSv, while preserving an adequate image quality [ 2].

Although intradiscal electrothermal therapy is a very promising procedure to treat discogenic pain, studies on its long-term effects, outcome measures, and cost-effectiveness are needed to validate the efficacy of this technique.

Measurement of serum VEGF levels by ELISA appears to be a more promising procedure for quantification than immunohistochemical staining of tissue VEGF, although VEGF can be secreted by megakaryocytes and platelets other than tumour cells (Banks et al, 1998; Webb et al, 1998; Salven et al, 1999; George et al, 2000; Lee et al, 2000).

By changing the biomechanics of the shoulder and using the deltoid, surgeons have found that RTSA has become a successful and promising procedure for difficult scenarios that previously had no options.

Skin-sparing mastectomy (SSM) greatly enhances the aesthetic results of breast reconstruction, is not yet a standard technique for breast cancer treatment, although it is shown as an advanced and promising procedure.