Sentence examples for assessments of effective from inspiring English sources

Given the critical role of the metabolic milieu in cancer progression, data acquired from cancer cells maintained under optimal culture conditions may have limited translational potential, findings that have been confirmed in assessments of effective drug treatments [ 85].

The aim of this study was to assess the feasibility of such a device-based diagnostic for the assessment of effective LV pacing.

References. 1. Capnodynamic assessment of effective lung volume during cardiac output manipulations in a porcine model.

Computations were performed using a recent model for assessment of effective dose due to cosmic ray particles, applied specifically in the polar region, where the exposure is maximal.

Applying a transaction-cost perspective, we contribute to the assessment of effective governance arrangements for renewing waterway networks in such an integrated fashion.

The investigation of a late imaging time-point (336 h) was motivated by the long-term tumour retention of 177Lu-DOTATATE which may motivate the inclusion of late measurements for improved assessment of effective half-life and thus the tumour absorbed dose [38].

The evidence base underpinning the assessment of effective conditions for patient involvement is relatively weak, due primarily to poor documentation, analysis and reporting.

The revision of breast cancer screening programs' characteristics and the assessment of effective access to them in certain deprived areas is critical to reduce the detected underutilization of CS in certain places.

Molecular data represent a useful resource in this context because they provide an assessment of effective genetic exchange between groups of individuals that are hypothesized to constitute an evolving biological entity [ 62].

An assessment of effective HIV-care provider vs. general health care provider entitlement showed that one third of PLHA covered by non-public health insurance used MoH HIV services (which are in fact open to all).

Post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis (PKDL) is an important factor in kala-azar transmission; hence its early detection and assessment of effective treatment is very important for disease control.