The phrase "ability of burn" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a capacity related to burning, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The ability of burn in this material is crucial for its application in high-temperature environments."
Alternatives: "capacity to burn" or "burning capability".
In addition to the header de-identification, Yakami DICOM Tools, Pixelmed DICOM Cleaner and CTP provide the ability of removing information "burned in" into the image pixels by blacking out a certain region of the image.
In this study it was found through bivariate analysis that, the economic ability of the households was associated with the risk of burn injuries, such that, having a very poor financial expenditure ability increased the chance of burn injury.
The economic ability of the households was associated with the risk of burn injuries, such that, having a very poor financial expenditure ability increased the chance of burn injury (OR = 1.7, 95% CI: 1.1-2.6 1.1-2.6
The economic ability of the households was associated with risk of burn injuries.
A comprehensive predictive model of burn mortality was created, providing superior predictive ability compared to previous models published [ 6, 7].
Instead of looking at cardio's ability to burn fat, shift your focus to how many calories it burns.
Topical antimicrobials are an appealing choice for the treatment of burn wound infections, due to a decreased risk of systemic toxicities and the ability to deliver the antimicrobials directly to the site of action.
Previous response plans grew from previous experience: wild fire cholera epidemics that burned out quickly, ability of rehydration strategies to decrease case-fatality rates to <1%, and a problematic parenteral cholera vaccine.
Pediatric burns comprised 16.3% of burn admissions.
The majority of burn cases met the burn centre referral criteria.
