Sentence examples for in combination with the mesh from inspiring English sources

In PubMed, the MeSH headings 'cholestasis' and 'obstructive jaundice' were used in combination with the MeSH heading 'stent'stent

Briefly, NCBI's PubMed database was queried with every human mature miRNA name and its textual variants that was ever annotated in the miRBase database (up until release 19), in combination with the MeSH term 'human'.

In that review, we performed a search in PUBMED on 5th February 2009, using the search terms, "non-inferior*", "noninferior*" or "active control" and "equivalence", in combination with the MeSH term "humans" and "Randomized Controlled Trial" as publication type.

For PubMed, the National Library of Medicine Medical Subject Headings (MeSH terms) used in the search included tobacco smoke pollution/adverse effects respiratory syncytial virus infections bronchiolitis viral, and respiratory tract infections in combination with the MeSH subheadings epidemiology etiology, and complications.

On May 16 2007 databases PubMed, the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) and CINAHL were searched for randomized- and controlled clinical trials by using "frail*", "vulnerable", "at risk", "high risk", "low functioning", and the MESH terms "chronic disease" and "disabled persons" in combination with the MESH term "aged".

We then checked these 14 terms for relevance in combination with the MeSH term "back pain" in SUMSearch (DARE, NGC, and PubMed), using the test term "back pain" as an example of a common disorder and a substitute for the specific disease terms.

The terms sulfamag, sulmetin, sulmetine, MgSO 4, magnesium sulphate, pre-eclamptic, preeclamptic, eclamptic, EPH Complex, EPH Gestosis, EPH, Hypertension Edema Proteinuria Gestosis, Pregnancy Toxemia, puerperal tetany were also used as search terms in combinations with the MeSH search terms.

The search terms "mild cognitive impairment" (MeSH term) or "MCI" were used in combination with the terms "activities of daily living" (MeSH term) or "ADL" or "instrumental activities of daily living" or "IADL" or "everyday functioning" or "functional ability" or "functional capability" or "functional deficits" or "functional impairment".

The idea is to use the high-resolution images from the RGB camera in combination with the low-resolution depth map to enhance mesh deformation estimation.

A transient sliding mesh procedure was applied in combination with the shear-stress-transport (SST) turbulence closure model.

Once the assessment tools to be reviewed were finalized, another literature search was performed in Medline using the MeSH terms 'pain assessment' or 'pain measurement', in combination with the titles of individual pain assessment tools, e.g. 'pain assessment.mp.