Sentence examples for clinical constraints from inspiring English sources

Throughout the analysis, a number of additional themes emerged, often with their own subthemes; these generally related to specific areas perceived to affect the follow-up experience, and included points relating to clinical constraints (waiting times, booking appointments), travel to the clinic, the testing environment and aspects of patient clinician communication.

Our first goal was to set up a protocol for lactate measurement in T lymphocytes, within the clinical constraints encountered with septic shock patients.

The present review summarizes the techniques and clinical constraints for optimal delivery of nebulized antibiotics to lung parenchyma during invasive mechanical ventilation.

To achieve this, there is a need to design models with the right level of complexity and a computational cost compatible with clinical constraints.

Higher lymphocyte numbers are very difficult to obtain within clinical constraints in septic shock patients, and did not show a clear additional benefit in terms of lower variability, compared to 250,000 cells.

We thus chose to measure lactate concentration in 250,000 T lymphocytes from septic shock patients in further experiments, as it represented a compromise between, on the one hand, a measurable signal and difference between unstimulated and stimulated conditions, and on the other hand, clinical constraints.

Australia also has some concerns about the standard of students applying for nursing, education capacity and clinical placement constraints.

Quality requirements have been confronted to clinical setting constraints to define the optimal parameters for activity measurement for 177Lu-DOTATATE PRRT dosimetry.

Heavy clinical workload/time constraints were the most notable barriers identified by participants.

Due to clinical dosing constraints of repeat doses of VGB being given at 12 h intervals, we were unable to obtain accurate VGB elimination pharmacokinetics from brain.

The acquisition parameters depend on specific clinical needs and constraints of a study and thus may require a dedicated calibration factor.