Furthermore this readily would enable a clinical evaluation of the possibility of postoperative dislocation and help in postoperative rehabilitation.
This rapid and reliable system for clinically testing speech intelligibility of children computerizes the method used to analyze hearing test results, so as to enable a clinical user to more accurately control the presentation of sounds, the storage and analysis of results, and the process by which the child may interactively make choices and receive reinforcement during the test.
Therefore, the natural plasticity of adult human spermatogonial stem cells could enable a clinical perspective in contrast to artificial iPS cells which are created by overexpression of transcription factors.
In addition, the inclusion of clinician-reported outcomes would allow an assessment of the effect of surgery on impairments (such as visual acuity and extent of joint movement) and enable a clinical view of the incidence of complications to be obtained.
Procedures were developed to radiolabel intact mAbs in a clinical good manufacturing practice [cGMP]-compliant way with zirconium-89 (89Zr, t 1/2 = 78.4 h) and iodine-124 (124I, t 1/2 = 100.3 h), enabling a broadscale clinical application of immuno-PET [3 6].
(5) Early intervention: an intervention performed even prior to a definitive diagnosis, aimed at preventing permanent nerve damage and enabling a better clinical and medico-legal response.
First and foremost, the practitioner should be able to determine the suspicion of altered sensation, and refer the patient to a specialist if required (Bagheri & Meyer, 2014), thus enabling a better clinical and medico-legal management (Rosen, 2014; Givol et al., 2011; Givol et al., 2010; Ghali & Epker, 1989).
The single case summary report of WISE enables a focused clinical evaluation that prioritizes the most burdensome complaints.
This context enables a reliable clinical assessment of ADHD in individuals with severe substance use disorder (SUD).
34 A study of final-year dental students at two British dental schools observed that 10% agreed with 'Root canal fillings placed without rubber dam are as successful as those isolated with rubber dam' and 68% agreed with 'Rubber enables a higher clinical standard to be achieved'.
