TDCCs with fibrillar densities equivalent to native tissues can be readily engineered in various dimensions with tunable morphological and mechanical properties, which can be easily handled for use as tissue models and adapted to clinical needs.
The shape of hysteresis curve characteristic of NiTi alloys allows achieving a calibrated behavior of the stent, providing forces adapted to clinical needs to treat each stenosis.
For some subjects, test results for all tests were not available as, for practical reasons, tests were adapted to clinical needs.
As was the case in other FMGs across the province, some of the problems often encountered were that the system got bogged down for several days, there were a multiplicity of passwords, the software was not adapted to clinical needs, too much time was devoted to use and training, and there were no link with pharmacists.
Zoll offers different types of catheters, which can be used to adapt to different clinical needs (Table 2).> -wrap-foot> Adapted from Zoll Catheter Specification Sheet [ 45].
Both industry vendors and researchers have been working on developing new devices and revising existing applicators to adapt to new clinical needs while improving their efficacy in traditional applications by improving dosimetry or extending coverage volume.
Both the phenotype-based techniques and molecular tests are time-consuming (at least 12 24 hours) and are poorly adapted to the clinical need for isolating patients rapidly to prevent nosocomial outbreaks.
Over the last few years, various DNA array technologies have been developed, but most systems are very expensive, time-consuming, technically demanding, and difficult to adapt to the needs of clinical screening, restricting their use to research laboratories (6, 7).
Can clinical research environments adapt to fulfil the needs of translational systems biology and systems medical research?
Start programming, adapt to unseen needs.
28 For chronic conditions such as psoriasis the availability of a range of therapies allows treatment to be adapted to patients' needs, clinical response, and tolerance.
