Endovascular treatment of ascending aortic lesions has been reported, but to date, no FDA-approved studies have been conducted to define feasibility and the use of endografts in this particular location or to analyze the critical factors involved.
We aimed to define feasibility, toxicity, maximum tolerated dose, response rate, and biological correlates of response in children and young adults with refractory B-cell malignancies treated with CD19-CAR T cells.
This section describes the methodology to define the feasibility of renovation works for residential buildings in Turin.
To determine the best enzyme, numerous criteria were applied to define their feasibility, including the percentage of usable DNA fragments within a certain size range, maximum fragment size, number of fragments generated, etc. (Table 1).
It will be necessary to more fully explore the sources of biological, technical, and experimental variations in order to define the feasibility of using residual Pap test fixatives for clinical diagnostics.
We performed a pilot (n = 85), phase III, multicenter, prospective, randomized, double-blind, double-dummy, active comparator (SOC: either propofol or midazolam) study to define the feasibility and size of a pivotal trial.
Problem formulation includes a preliminary characterization of exposure and effects, as well as examination of scientific data and data needs, policy and regulatory issues, and site-specific factors to define the feasibility, scope, and objectives for the ecological risk assessment.
This study allowed us to define the feasibility and reliability of this functional assay, and enabled us to propose its routine usage as a therapeutic strategy for CLL patients at least to complete if not to replace cytogenetic and mutational data.
Finally the Simple Pay Back approach has been considered to define the economic feasibility of cogeneration in small size applications with the varying of some economic variables (first cost, gas price, operating hours per year …).
