Static magnetic field (SMF), created by permanent magnets, has long been proven to be clinically safe and is well accepted as a practical and non-invasive therapy.
The component method is widely accepted as the practical approach in predicting the behaviour of steel joints and it provides detailed procedures to evaluate the strength and initial stiffness of steel joints, as specified in Eurocode 3.
While its use is commonly accepted as the practical gold standard, its use is not without limitations, especially in the presence of significant tricuspid regurgitation, intracardiac shunts, or concurrent intravenous infusions [9, 44, 45].
MR coronary angiography has not been widely accepted as a practical diagnostic tool for CAD.
AUDIT-C has been widely accepted as a practical and valid screening test for alcohol misuse [ 14, 15].
President Obama is a natural leader in international and foreign venue; he is accepted as progressive and practical in ways few Americans have been respected and perceived -- at least since General George C. Marshall was personally tasked with the reconstruction of Europe with a proportionately larger checking account than Mr. Obama can rely upon.
This idea suggests that the autonomy of the experienced nurses must be accepted as a key practical principle.
Also, self-reported exposure is only a proxy for true exposure levels but is accepted as the most practical method of assessment.
Self-reported passive smoke exposure is only a proxy for true exposure levels, but is accepted as the most practical method of assessment.
Although, in theory, the results indicate that sedating patients to reduce neural activity could reduce brain tumor growth, this is unlikely to be accepted as an ethical or practical cancer therapy.
Telepresence using robots (TPR) in acute care facilities (ACF) is being increasingly accepted as a new and practical way of solving the shortage of intensivists in community hospitals (CH) where there are not specialists available 24/7 [ 1, 2].
