Sentence examples for important aspect that determines from inspiring English sources
In thoracic surgeries, the optimal pain management is an important aspect that determines the clinical outcomes [4, 6, 7].
Low manufacturing cost is another important aspect that determines the competitiveness of manufacturing industries (Bayram and Sahin 2016; Khannan et al. 2016).
Another important aspect that determines the dynamical regime in which the network operates (ordered, critical or chaotic) is the fraction of canalizing functions [27] [31], which will be defined in a further section.
Another important aspect that determines the efficacy of perfluorocarbon emulsions is the fact that all oxygen carried by the perfluorocarbon is in the dissolved state, resulting in a higher oxygen partial pressures in the microcirculation and thereby augmenting the driving pressure for the diffusion of dissolved oxygen into the tissue.
Feasibility, including acceptability, of screening instruments is an important aspect that determines successful implementation of such tools in radiation oncology departments [ 18, 19].
Findings from the present study indicate that the type of activity (isometric vs. dynamic movements) is an important aspect that may determine the beneficial or adverse effects of occupational physical activity.
One important aspect that is likely to determine outcomes in ARDS is the QoC that patients receive after developing the syndrome.
The ability of the ELISA to distinguish between LMG and compounds that are similar in structure is an important aspect that needs to be determined and can be assessed by the cross reactivity of these compounds in the assay.
The swelling behavior of a scaffold is an important aspect that causes an increase in pore sizes that determines its practical use in facilitating the attachment and growth of cells and the subsequent new tissue regeneration [ 23].
By leaving the osteotomy gap unfilled, the additional procedure of harvesting the graft is avoided and the surgeon can concentrate on the most important aspect of the procedure that determines the outcome, which is correction of the anatomical deformity.
