Sentence examples for accessible measurable from inspiring English sources
Juricic et al. (2013) also proposed a low cost online diagnostic and prognostic system that could be used to effectively maintain a machine, when the operating conditions are not fully accessible, measurable and incomplete.
Clinical audit data are not necessarily an accurate reflection of the actual care delivered; nevertheless they provide accessible, measurable indicators likely to be closely associated with quality of care.
The injectable lesion was required to be between 1 and 10 cm, and accessible and measurable for delivery of an intralesional injection.
Let's leverage technology to make this easier, more accessible and more measurable.
Tumours considered for treatment had to be 0.5 to ⩽2 cm in volume, readily measurable, accessible for direct intratumoural injection, and pose no immediate risk of haemorrhage or embolisation.
Segments should be measurable, accessible, different from other segments in response to a marketing mix, durable (not constantly changing), substantially large enough to produce a profit, and homogeneous.
These results indicate that in clinical situations where MRI is contra-indicated or not accessible, US can provide measurable values which could predict sufficient diameter of the ACL graft.
The details of components and their interactions as the simulation progresses need to be visualizable, measurable, and accessible to intervention.
A set of brain-specific biomarkers, measurable from accessible biological fluids, were recently reported to have the ability to reflect the severity and progression of brain damage, and were used to measure the response to treatment and offer prognostic information for injured patients [ 6– 9].
The identification of novel markers measurable in accessible compartments and capable of predicting relevant outcomes in early RA is a critical issue with direct implications in routine clinical practice as well as in enhancing our understanding of the pathobiological processes of the disease.
