A few comparative studies have elaborated outcomes that show statistically significant differences, such as operative time, intraoperative blood loss, postoperative pain, post-operative analgesia, length of the incision, time to first bowel movement, costs, and pulmonary function.
This wide-ranging and thought-provoking book guides policy makers and regulators to identify and elaborate the outcomes which need to be pursued.
The purpose of the study was to elaborate an outcome-predictive model to determine whether a score is able to predict clinical success.
By utilizing modern information technology by the application of CCD cameras and pulse-oximeters, we will be able to refine and elaborate our outcome measures.
Cordingley et al. (2005, p. 1) further elaborate on the outcomes of professional development, distinguishing between outcomes for teachers (such as greater confidence, enhanced knowledge and practice) and outcomes for students (such as enhancement of motivation or improvements in performance, i.e. ultimately achievement).
Only one interviewee said something about all three types of effects included within this domain, while the others only elaborated on outcome-related productivity gains.
These representative examples and their respective outcomes elaborate the benefits and efficiencies of these nanocarriers at the individual stages of drug and gene delivery.
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These priority areas are elaborated by expected outcomes of the UNISDR coordinated Science and Technology Road Map (Table 1).
She declined to elaborate on the outcome of the pregnancy.
In recent years, drug-eluting stents (DESs) have demonstrated elaborate ways to improve outcomes of intravascular interventions.
