Sentence examples for capacity of patient from inspiring English sources
The spare respiratory capacity of Patient 2 fibroblasts was significantly reduced in comparison to control, suggesting that the mitochondria are working at near-maximal capacity, with little capability to respond to increased energy demand.
Firstly, they demonstrate that the ex vivo manipulations which are required for the successful transduction of haematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) with a lentiviral vector do not adversely impact the functional capacity of patient CD34+ cells, nor their global gene expression profile.
The themes identified convey issues about the capacity of patient registration systems to register multiple surnames or to arrange timely interpreter services to Latinos with LEP, the lack of knowledge and skills of front office staff to provide information or assistance in Spanish language, and human interactions that are not respectful or culturally competent.
The proliferative capacity of patient PBMC was screened using a panel of stimuli including no stimulation as a negative control, SEB and anti-CD3 antibody as positive controls, CMV lysate as a recall antigen and a Gag p55 peptide pool as an HIV-specific antigen.
In addition to professional care, successful management of periodontal disease depends on the capacity of patient's oral self-care [ 6, 7].
Objective: To evaluate exercise capacity of patients with a poststroke interval of less than 1 month.
These immunomodulatory effects may be associated with improvement in clinical performance and exercise capacity of patients with IDC.
Hence this study aims to evaluate the effect of metformin on the exercise capacity of patients with metabolic syndrome.
Conclusion: Care should be taken when interpreting the results of the 6MWT because it may underestimate the true functional capacity of patients with coronary artery disease.
Allet L, Leemann B, Guyen E, Murphy L, Monnin D, Herrmann FR, Schnider A. Effect of different walking aids on walking capacity of patients with poststroke hemiparesis.
Emotional factors may lead to cognitive impairment that can adversely affect the capacity of patients to reason, and thereby, limit their participation in decision taking.
