Sentence examples for been introduced in practice from inspiring English sources
Besides the well-known pamidronate, a wide range of newer bisphosphonates with higher antiresorptive effect have been introduced in practice (Green, 2001; Fleisch, 2002; Widler et al, 2002).
[The rule] seems to command the confinement of the jury till death if they do not agree, and, to avoid any such consequence, an exception was introduced in practice which Blackstone has described by the words "except in case of evident necessity". Winsor v.
Strengths of the study include the large number of cases, the long period of follow-up and relevance of the study sample to a population where HPV testing could be introduced in practice (older women based in the United Kingdom).
Nurses identified as sources of information about ACP the new documentation being introduced in practice as a result of the Mental Capacity Act [ 5], discussions about practice and policy development taking place locally and information related to care planning 'tools' such as the Gold Standards Framework.
However, the use of virtual reality solutions to evaluate patients in clinical practice remains somewhat futuristic, and this method has not yet been introduced in clinical practice.
In recent years, field flattening free accelerators have been introduced in therapy practice.
Thickness index of the diaphragm muscle (inspiratory thickness/expiratory thickness) obtained by ultrasound has recently been introduced in clinical practice for diagnosis of diaphragm muscle atrophy.
Several parameters have been introduced in clinical practice to predict fluid responsiveness and to guide therapy [2].
Ceramic bearings in total hip arthroplasty (THA) have been introduced in clinical practice to minimize the problem of polyethylene particle induced osteolysis.
The technique has been introduced in clinical practice in our department to support respiratory tract secretion suctioning in subjects needing frequent suctioning, to facilitate weaning and/or to reduce the risk of reintubation.
