Sentence examples for intervention laboratory from inspiring English sources

Colin Carpenter, PhD, a postdoctoral research fellow in the Image Guided Intervention Laboratory (IGIL), has recently received a grant award from the Center of Biological Imaging at Stanford (CBIS) to support his research on multimodality molecular imaging.

Colin Carpenter, PhD, a postdoctoral research fellow in the Image Guided Intervention Laboratory (IGIL), has recently received a postdoctoral training award from Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program to support his research on molecular imaging using nanoparticles.

Guillem Pratx, PhD, a postdoctoral research fellow in the Image Guided Intervention Laboratory (IGIL), has recently received a Dean's Postdoctoral Fellowship at Stanford University School of Medicine to support his research on X-ray luminescence computed tomography, a new molecular imaging modality.

Guillem Pratx, a postdoctoral fellow in the Image Guided Intervention Laboratory, has received a Breast Cancer Research Program (BCRP) Fellowship Award from the Department of Defense to support research on the use of intraoperative Cerenkov imaging in guiding breast cancer surgery and assessing tumor margins.

Conroy Sun, a postdoctoral fellow in the Image Guided Intervention Laboratory, has received a Breast Cancer Research Program (BCRP) Fellowship Award from the Department of Defense to support the development and research of x-ray luminescent nanophosphors for use in breast tumor detection and treatment.

In each center, a public health nurse was appointed as a study nurse for recruitment, intervention, laboratory referral, and clinical measurements.

We maintained separate intervention and assessment teams, and clinical testing and intervention laboratories were housed in separate buildings.

The direct costs of treating schizophrenia include cost of hospitalization (short- and long-term), outpatient follow-up, residential and day care, pharmaceutical interventions, laboratory testing and social security payments, whereas the indirect costs are mainly related to the loss of productivity.

He is a religious man, and considers the SunLite more a product of divine intervention than laboratory science.

Patient transfer directly to percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) laboratory after pre-hospital diagnosis of STEMI in a telemedicine-equipped ambulance reduced treatment delay [[35],[36]] and reduced mortality from myocardial infarction [[59]].

The study staff members and parents were aware of the intervention, but laboratory staff was blinded.