Sentence examples for centres adopt from inspiring English sources

In the case of advanced breast cancer, many centres adopt protocols for reduction of the mass with neoadjuvant chemotherapy before surgery.

This study suggests that there is considerable scope for further increasing donor numbers in the UK by ensuring that all centres adopt best practice for identification and management of potential kidney donors, to give more patients the option of donation when they die.

The solid-state structures Ti(2,4-6)(OiPr)2 have been determined by single crystal X-ray diffraction, and have yielded monometallic complexes with the titanium metal centres adopting a pseudo octahedral configuration.

Only 2 centres adopted intracardiac ultrasound guidance for controlling balloon positioning within PV ostia.

Few centres adopted planned visits for delivering multiple services to clients.

Since this was common, most centres adopted a 28-day interval for each cycle.

In contrast, the prevalence of 0.7% among children with GMFCS III - V in the surveillance area in this study is extremely low, and may not be obtained by other centres adopting the programme.

To ensure that ultrasound measurements are accurate and reproducible, centres adopted uniform methods, used identical ultrasound equipment in all the study sites; adopted standardised methodology to take fetal measurements, and employed locally accredited ultra-sonographers who underwent standardisation training and monitoring.

After the publication of the 10-year survival data from Milan on the adjuvant use of the block sequential regimen consisting of four cycles of adriamycin followed by eight cycles of intravenous CMF, many centres adopted this as standard of care for high risk, multiple node-positive breast cancer.

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In 1/3, each pentacoordinated zinc II)/mercury II) centre adopts a distorted trigonal bipyramidal/square pyramidal geometry with a ZnN5/HgN2S3 chromophore, whereas both Cd1 and Cd2 centres in 2 adopt a distorted octahedral geometry with CdN3S3 and CdN6 chromophores, respectively.