Sentence examples for exposition of patients from inspiring English sources
In-line microfilters are placed in the infusion lines and were first used in the 1960s to avoid particle exposition of patients during intravenous drug therapies [7, 10].
A refined patients' selection based on molecular criteria, could avoid the exposition of patients unlikely to benefit from bevacizumab to the risk of toxicities.
In-line microfilters are placed in the infusion lines and were first used in the 1960s to avoid particle exposition of patients during intravenous drug therapies [ 7, 10].
Any conditions that enhance the nosocomial dispersion of mould propagules, such as construction, demolition, or dust accumulation during cleaning activities, may increase the exposition of patients to such pathogens [ 1- 3].
This results in the potential exposition of these patients to excessively high Hb and Hct concentrations for a prolonged period.
In a substantial portion of patients, a mutagen exposition (benzene, solvents, irradiation, or radio- and/or chemotherapy) was documented.
He was on the shoulder of Sam Tuitupou, another punchy performer, in the buildup to Sale's second try, a patient exposition of continuity scored by the galloping Andrei Ostrikov.
For a more patient exposition of my views on field experimentation, please see this interview with Aaron Steelman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
In a substantial portion of patients with complex abnormalities, an exposition to therapeutically applied mutagens, like anthracyclines, topoisomerase II inhibitors, alkylating agents, and/or irradiation, can be traced in the medical history [ 40].
Exploiting existing and underused panel data, Lenz burns through observational equivalence, providing a model not just of clear-eyed analysis but also of patient exposition.
Studies were included if: the findings focused on experiences of patients with stroke; were in English; used accepted qualitative methods; provided a clear exposition of methods and data collection; were supported by direct quotations; and were deemed of sufficient quality.
