Sentence examples for future procedures in from inspiring English sources
Human DBX can be colonised by human osteoblast-like cells in vitro, indicating the potential of allogeneic carriers for future procedures in bone engineering.
One clinician wondered whether parents, after seeing their baby's treatment at birth, would expect to observe all future procedures in the neonatal unit, which might be a concern for less-experienced staff (15; consultant neonatologist).
Awareness of patient rights and familiarity with all future procedures during delivery in the hospital give women a sense of control and participation in decision-making and consequently greater maternal satisfaction.
Nevertheless, these findings reflect the value of rAAV gene transfer to modify marrow concentrates for future procedures of implantation in sites of cartilage damage.
But St. Raphael's said it did not remove the nitrous oxide line because it believed the safety feature was in place, and it anticipated a possible need for the gas in future procedures.
The ESM-Ketamine package was well-accepted by providers trained in its use, evidenced by the reports they would continue to use this package in future procedures.
Our sedation package was well-accepted by providers in a resource-limited setting, who report they would continue to use this package in future procedures.
The position of the pump is proposed and agreed upon by the patient and provider keeping patients' comfort, activity, need for future procedures and rehabilitation matters in consideration.
The avoidance of a long-stemmed component has several advantages including cost, ease of future revision surgery, and avoidance of violation of virgin bone that might be needed in future procedures (Speirs et al. 2007).
The researchers, led by Eric Olson at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre, said that instead of correcting faulty genes in human embryos, future procedures might achieve the same effects by correcting genes in muscle cells soon after birth.
Another possibility would be to have the artery stretched in advance, and frozen, in expectation of future procedures.
