An exact RMHD Riemann solver exists (Giacomazzo and Rezzolla 2006; Giacomazzo and Rezzolla 2007), but it is not practicable for use in numerical codes.
To measure trans-diaphragmatic pressures, as an indication of diaphragmatic contractility, in anaesthetized dogs breathing normally, or during inspiratory obstruction (Mueller's manoeuvre) in order to assess if the method is practicable for use in clinical circumstances.
Therefore, the described flocculation behaviour during photo-hydrogen production is potentially suitable for practicable application.
To make the adenovirus vector practicable for clinical use, it is necessary to design an auxiliary transporter.
Thus, it might be practicable for the use of PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors as monotherapy or combined with EGFR-TKIs in patients with EGFR activating mutations.
The formula for converting localization details from one method to the other, presented here for the first time, is practicable for everyday use and allows rapid conversion.
Since all factors but sensation showed significant influences on complication rates, we think that the cumulative PEDIS count rather than the PEDIS single criteria is practicable for clinical use because the former takes the entire patient into consideration.
The purpose of this article is to give simple guidelines as to how undernutrition, or risk for the development of undernutrition, can be detected, by proposing a set of standards that are practicable for general use in patients and clients within present health care resources.
So, it is practicable to use the proposition level exact matching for indicating the difference between the goal map and the learner map directly.
To enter a caveat: it is not yet practicable to use a mean flux-based methodology for clinical wound class prediction.
To make their identification more practicable, the use of enrichment protocols is often required.
