Sentence examples for clinical introductions from inspiring English sources

These estimates indicated a mid-20th century origin for the MRCA of the sampled isolates, which falls within an important period of time in the history of S. aureus - the clinical introductions of penicillin in 1941 and penicillinase-resistant β-lactams such as methicillin in 1959.

Careful consideration of implant design and clinically relevant biomechanical testing protocols should be considered before the clinical introduction of future proximally cemented femoral stems.

Since its clinical introduction 40 years ago, cochlear implantation surgery has continued to evolve.

The recent clinical introduction of novel antiandrogens and chemotherapeutics has extended the survival of patients with metastatic CRPC (mCRPC).

Not long after their clinical introduction for setup verification, it was realised that EPID images contain dose information.

A major contribution is, however, expected from the development and clinical introduction of new PET imaging tracers.

Cardiac surgery has been routinely performed using cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) ever since its clinical introduction during the 1950s.

However, based on the platforms offered by different vendors, the protocols tend to be difficult to compare and make clinical introduction unnecessarily complicated.

Prior to the clinical introduction of thermal tumor ablation techniques, percutaneous ethanol injection (PEI) was widely used for treatment of HCC.

A developing project is in progress in order to work out the necessary technological conditions for clinical introduction of a cost-effective image fusion system Pmod.

Evaluating performance of implants at an early stage, long before the clinical introduction to the market, has proved to be challenging.