If an easily applicable procedure like remote conditioning leads to improved outcome in patients with planned or acute ischemic periods, such an intervention would be of great help in patient care.
To investigate whether our NK cell expansion protocol could be adapted to a clinically applicable procedure, we have performed experiments using GBGM® medium in which we left out LIF and MIP-1α in the low-dose cytokine mixture because these cytokines are not available clinical grade.
In particular, repeating this experiment on testicular tissue from prepubertal boys will provide a clinically applicable procedure that would give young patients the possibility of restoring their fertility.
Besides creating a clinically applicable procedure, this study directly compares the cryopreservation of cells isolated from fresh human testis with the cryopreservation of whole pieces from the same tissue.
The results show that the partial process of identification of a damage type is a feasible and applicable procedure, moreover the proposed method was able to evidence the damage location.
The proposed work introduces a systematic and generally applicable procedure to trade-off the two objectives and synthesize a CHARMEN.
Exfoliative cytology of laryngeal lesions is a minimal-invasive, easily applicable procedure during microlaryngoscopy and reliable in terms of diagnostic value.
Furthermore, Radović Marković and co-author proposed a fuzzy logic based generally applicable procedure to evaluate the competence (personal and professional) of the leader of the project team and its members, who are employed on virtual university (Mirjana and Dušan 2014).
The present paper develops what it has been named as the maximum number of stable points hypothesis and builds from the corresponding theoretical framework an applicable computation procedure.
As radical as the respective #3s are, Brouwer and Wittgenstein agree that an undecided φ is a mathematical proposition (for Wittgenstein, of a particular mathematical calculus) if we know of an applicable decision procedure.
If a genuine mathematical proposition is undecided, the Law of the Excluded Middle holds in the sense that we know that we will prove or refute the proposition by applying an applicable decision procedure (PG 379, 387).
