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He credited advances in several areas, including improved alignment of the guiderails along which elevator cars travel and computerized roller guides that can compensate for what few bumps there are in the guiderails by exerting force in the opposite direction.

When compared with conventional techniques, computer-assisted navigation was associated with a significantly improved mechanical axis as well as improved alignment of the tibial and femoral components in the coronal plane (with 95% as compared with 70% of the components being aligned within 4° of ideal) with an added operative time of 19 min.

produced much improved alignment of the majority of statistics to their expectations (Figure 3b).

Figure 4A shows an illustrative example highlighting improved alignment of an α-helix displaced in alignment obtained by superposition of gross structures.

Radiographs showed improved alignment of the amputated leg and the patient reported only minor stump pain, even with full endbearing.

The benefits of loading include improved alignment of regenerating myotubes, faster and more complete regeneration, and minimisation of atrophy of surrounding myotubes.

Dental treatment often employs devices to prevent bruxism or improve alignment of the jaw.

However, the results indicate a need for physicians to improve alignment of FN risk assessment and appropriate G-CSF use.

Findings from the CO survey identified needs and gaps that can improve alignment of HQ and RO strategies and activities and make them more useful to COs.

Within mVISTA, 'Shuffle-LAGAN' [ 64] was chosen as the alignment program, no repeat masking was performed, and "translated anchoring" was selected for its reported potential to improve alignment of distant homologs.

There are also several proposed benefits from user participation in health care; extending services and making them more accessible, improving information [ 1], reducing medical errors, improving patient safety [ 2], improving the coordination of care in chronic diseases [ 20], improving clinical decision making [ 21], and improving alignment of patients' and physicians' goals and agendas [ 22].