The phrase "achieved prone" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "After months of training, he finally achieved prone position during the exercise."
Alternatives: "attained a prone position" or "reached a prone state".
These figures indicate that the results of upright digital stereotaxis are similar to those achieved with prone table stereotactic biopsies.
Potentially, following up the same people, that is, a cohort study, would add important insights, though pragmatically it would be difficult to achieve and prone to non-response bias.
This has been achieved by error-prone PCR mutagenesis through an iterative process consisting of a recombinant generation to create combinatorial libraries.
Various modifications, including reduced nucleotide-excision repair, enhanced cell-wall permeability (Ames et al. 1973b), and enhanced error-prone repair achieved by the introduction of a plasmid [as suggested by MacPhee (1989)], combined to make for a highly sensitive test system (Maron and Ames 1983).
In addition, thanks to the SCTP multi-streaming feature, SCTP-PVM achieved higher throughput in error prone networks.
Specificity of protein degradation is achieved by tagging of degradation-prone proteins with polyubiquitin chains.
In the physiological study of Roback and colleagues [ 1], the upright-prone position was achieved by raising the head of the bed and lowering the foot end to obtain an angle of at least 20° (reverse Trendelenburg).
The investigators randomly assigned patients to the prone position or combined prone with additional upright position (achieved by raising the head end and lowering the foot end of the bed) from an initial supine position.
Using this algorithm of OCT-guided prone positioning, the authors achieved an overall single-procedure closure rate of 90.6%.
Repair can be achieved by different mechanisms, both error-prone and error-free [ 49].
