Sentence examples for adjunct measures from inspiring English sources

Neurophysiological monitors like the bispectral index (BIS) are suggested as adjunct measures for clinical settings where subjective methods are unobtainable [ 5].

The latter study also suggests that measures of subjective well-being are important adjunct measures, in addition to objective measures of disease severity (e.g. frequency or duration of AF attacks).

The heel-mounted accelerometer may have utility as an adjunct measure in the evaluation of floor slipperiness, particularly for field applications where direct measurement may not be feasible.

More clinical studies are needed to clarify the effect of ATC as an adjunct measure during weaning.

Use of antiseptic baths or wipes have been reported to have a significant impact on reducing Acinetobacter incidence, and environmental hygiene is an important adjunct measure that requires particular attention with pan-resistant Gram-negative bacteria [ 74].

However, programs to control prescriptions of selected antimicrobial drug classes could represent an adjunct measure to active surveillance cultures and barrier precautions for the control of clonal outbreaks of MRSA, which has proved difficult and expensive.

Earlier discectomy followed by adjunct conservative measures would provide satisfactory outcomes.

Where products are designed to improve life quality rather than to cure, the communication of patient-perceived effects can provide a valuable adjunct to measures of clinical efficacy and aid product differentiation.

The scale is highly robust, highly correlated with measured weight, a reliable predictor of obesity and has been widely used in epidemiologic investigations as an adjunct to measured or self-reported height and weight [ 21].

Vaccinations will still be viewed as an adjunct to standard control measures; veterinary health workers will be required to monitor the effects on birds, animals and people.

The QOLAP is designed to be used as an adjunct to standard QOL measures.