Sentence examples for based on correction of from inspiring English sources

However, we would advocate a more aggressive approach to the management of septic patients with resuscitation based on correction of physiological parameters, under the guise of goal-directed therapy or otherwise.

Low temperature and chemical chaperones increase biosynthetic processing and rescue the cell membrane abundance of ∆F508-CFTR, and disease-modifying therapies based on correction of the biosynthetic processing of ∆F508-CFTR have been highly anticipated (23,24).

However strategies based on correction of mutations or altered expressions of genes responsible for the development/progression of HCC have limitations because these aberrant molecules are not presented in all cancerous cells.

The authors conclude that the study results do not reveal a correlation between forefoot misalignments and the existence of onychocryptosis, and they suggest that management of the pathology should not be based on correction of forefoot misalignments but rather managing the pathology itself [ 8].

The biosynthetic rescue allows the immature form of ∆F508-CFTR to exit the ER, complete glycosylation while passing through the Golgi system, and traffic to the cell membrane as a mature band C. Because rescued ∆F508-CFTR (r∆F508-CFTR) is partially functional as a Cl- channel, therapies based on correction of the biosynthetic processing defect have been highly anticipated.

Rather our aim is to emphasize the care needed in interpretation of correlations when based on corrections to original data of uncertain quality and then invoked as evidence of IQ test validity.

It is based on the correction of outlier values of wavelet and distance-based DTW (dynamic time warp) outlier.

Lüdtke method predicts the compressor design efficiency based on the correction of the derived experimental set of data.

The thermodynamic modeling of the gas liquid system was based on Krichevsky Kasarnovsky correction of Henry's law.

According to Mendelson (1992), significant improvements in facial rejuvenative surgery based on the correction of anatomical layers supporting facial features instead of a "nip and tuck", have had a major impact on outcome quality and have contributed to the increasing numbers of patients seeking surgery.

Based on a correction of stress intensity factor ratio, highly accurate analytical equations of crack surface displacements under the two load conditions are developed by fitting the data obtained with the weight function method.