Sentence examples for indications optimization from inspiring English sources
This Review outlines the techniques required for human islet isolation, in vitro culture before the transplant and clinical islet transplantation, and discusses indications, optimization of recipient immunosuppression and management of adjunctive immunomodulatory and anti-inflammatory strategies.
The results will provide useful indications for further optimization design and waste management of the TBM.
Such heterogeneity in particle size and production of noninfectious particles per se might be seen as an indication of ongoing optimization and adaptation of the CP, which was originally utilized to form smaller (isometric) particles, to build larger capsids.
Finally, the present research gives promising indications for complete TMD optimization application in emerging technical contexts, as micromechanical devices and nano resonant beams.
Indications on the design and optimization of a calorimetric experiment, with special emphasis on ITC measurements, are also given.
On the other hand, the model by Jørgensen et al. (2009) is based on methods of phenotype optimization that give indications of where evolution may eventually lead.
Fig. 3 High-level overview of the optimization system with indication of the different inputs, the involved modules, and the output.
We propose in this work an efficient way to evaluate the measurement of uncertainty at the end of the development step of an analytical method, since this assessment provides an indication of the performance of the optimization process.
We analyzed stroke treatment optimization as a clinical indication that could serve as a "proof of concept" for the widespread implementation of pharmacogenetics.
Extending the indication for CRT will make patient selection, optimization of CRT delivery and programming as well as improvement of drug therapy and treatment of atrial fibrillation even more important.
The future of this field will not only be in technological advances with devices but in optimization of patient selection and expanding indications such as permanent replacement therapy.
