Sentence examples for be viewed as standard from inspiring English sources
In the SIRT-FBP method, on the other hand, it is possible to use the padding approach, since it can be viewed as standard FBP with special filters.
Naloxone should be viewed as standard medicine in first aid kits in every police department, school and home to prevent a possible opioid poisoning.
A treatment for these cohorts of patients within the context of clinical research programmes (i.e., prospectively defined tailored treatments and long-term mandatory follow-up) should be viewed as standard of care for a faster progress in the field.
Nevertheless, it was stated that trastuzumab 'should not be viewed as standard treatment in women with a primary tumour <1 cm of size and with no axillary involvement, particularly in patients with highly and perhaps also incompletely endocrine responsive disease' (Goldhirsch et al, 2007, 2009).
Earlier this month, as the credit squeeze tightened and the Fed began to inject extra billions of dollars into the banking system, the injections were viewed as standard operating procedure.
"Dr. Bijou essentially helped lay the foundation of what now are viewed as standard behavioral interventions for children with a variety of behavior problems," said William Pelham, a psychologist at the University of Buffalo.
More recently the value of endocrine therapy (tamoxifen and ovarian suppression/ablation via surgery, LHRH agonists, or chemotherapy-induced menopause) has become apparent, and some form of endocrine therapy is viewed as standard for virtually all premenopausal women with early stage invasive breast cancer that expresses estrogen and/or progesterone receptor.
Hormone therapy is recommended as adjuvant therapy and is viewed as standard of care for hormone-receptor positive (hormone-receptor positive
Taxane-containing regimens were discussed and combinations containing docetaxel and cyclophosphamide as well as dose-dense doxorubicin and cyclophosphamide followed by paclitaxel were viewed as standard therapies among several other regimens.
The convention that pursuit rotor, SRT and several other paradigms are viewed as standard measures of procedural memory comes from neuropsychological studies in which these tasks often elicited the same results from patients with a similar neuropathology.
The constant a can be viewed as the standard metabolic rate, whereas the constant b is a scaling constant describing the rate at which energy use increases with increasing swimming speed and the constant x, often called the speed exponent, describes the curvilinearity of the relationship between swimming speed and energy use.
