Sentence examples for intensive serial from inspiring English sources

In this article, a use case based on a labour intensive serial production line operating in a medical device manufacturing plant is described.

Additionally, it can provide ethical benefits in the pre-clinical setting through a reduction in animal usage by allowing intensive serial sample collection from the same animals.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with the hyperpolarised noble gases helium-3 (3He) and xenon-129 (129Xe) provides both structural and functional pulmonary measurements, and because it does not require the use of x-rays or other ionising radiation, offers the potential for intensive serial and longitudinal studies in paediatric patients.

Such methods would eliminate the time-intensive serial sectioning of 3D colonies needed for more detailed histologic evaluation.

After a short and intensive testing period, serial production began on 29 October 1945 but because of a shortage of materials and component quality problems, the first vehicles were not ready until early 1946.

It gave birth to the current era of blockbuster serials, intensive special effects and wide-release, critic-resistant summer popcorn extravaganzas.

Over the course of the 3 month program, startup teams get micro seed capital, a free incubator environment, intensive mentoring from 50+ serial entrepreneurs and subject experts, and a chance to raise funding by the end of the program through pitching to 100+ investors.

More intensive intraoperative assessment with serial sections and immunohistochemistry has been described, but this is time consuming and labour intensive.

An assessment of Staphylococcus aureus acquisition among intensive care patients using serial sampling and whole-genome sequencing found less than a fifth of acquisitions resulted from patient-to-patient transmission.

In patients for whom intensive screening is indicated, serial CT scans and CA-125 have been an integral component of follow-up and therapeutic management (Sugiyama et al, 1996; Fehm et al, 2005; Zola et al, 2007; Ferrandina et al, 2009).

The aim of the study was to prospectively evaluate an intensive follow-up programme using serial tumour marker estimations and contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) of the chest and abdomen in patients undergoing potentially curative resection of colorectal liver metastases.