Sentence examples for currently available procedures from inspiring English sources

As an adjunct to the clinical interventional cardiology fellowship, a didactic core curriculum has been developed for the program along with opportunities to gain additional training using a simulator based teaching tool for all currently available procedures.

As outlined in Sohlberg and Mateer [ 117] none of the currently available procedures for assessing pragmatics following brain injury are completely satisfactory.

Among currently available procedures detecting RNA viruses, a reverse transcription-loop-mediated isothermal amplification (RT-LAMP) system seems to be a most promising method that meet the demands expected for the cell culture-based isolation procedure [ 4].

The total discounted direct medical costs of 1000 women treated with MRgFUS at age 39 and followed until menopause or age 56 have been estimated at £3,101,644, compared with the cost of £3,396,913 for 1000 women treated with currently available procedures.

Anticipating that future studies in this area will employ currently-available procedure codes, we decided a priori to stratify the remaining eligible cases according to treatment year (2000 2003 vs 1997 1999); CSP staff then sampled 5 cases from 2000 2003 for every 1 case from 1997 1999.

Currently available FPD procedures for (a) merging of external knowledge, (b) approximate learning and stabilized forgetting, (c) decision strategy design, and (d) local adaptive control design, are unified for the first time via the hierarchical FPD framework of this paper.

This paper presents in-depth methodological analysis and optimization of two currently available HPLC procedures (Lennard Singleton [J. Chromatogr. 583 (1992) 83] and Dervieux Boulieu [Clin. Chem. 44 (1998) 551]) to improve precision, turn-around time, ruggedness, and cost effectiveness.

Currently available imaging procedures allow us to ascertain the morphology, circulation, metabolism, parenchymal texture, fibrosis, and/or tumor viability in the liver.

However, the currently available immunochemical procedures for ER measurements are based on ERα-specific antibodies that do not detect ERβ protein (unpublished observations).

The method has certain advantages over currently available commercial procedures and may be extended to other recombinases; it could be applied in vivo.

It therefore stands to reason that, although it is not clear to define any specific lower limit for the number of CTCs at this moment, the clinical applicability of this workflow will likely be restricted to a limited subgroup of patients with metastatic carcinomas in whom relatively high numbers of CTCs can be found in the blood with the currently available enrichment procedures.