Sentence examples for introduction of the procedures from inspiring English sources

Our standardized blended learning approach using e-learning, hands-on, and simulation offers two important benefits when applied with adequate rigor: (1) it provides a risk-free training environment and (2) it accelerates the learning curve and allows introduction of the procedures on real patients at a safer level of performance.

A step-wise approach was used for this analysis, comprising identification of all early benefit assessments of new medicines or new indications during the first 3.5 years after the introduction of the procedure in Germany, identification of the corresponding EPARs/EPAR variations and subsequent classification of data requests in conditional appraisals/PAMs.

The duration of the sport condition (60 min) equaled the waiting period prior to the examination (The introduction of the procedure lasted 10 min, and the ergometer training was separated by two breaks of 10 min each).

We previously reported a 38% regular use rate 5 months after the introduction of the procedure logging program in a general surgery program of 69 trainees [ 5].

Tumor location, besides the tumor stage and liver function, had been among the operative indications for laparoscopic liver resection (LLR) for years since the first introduction of the procedure [ 1].

After a 5-minute introduction on the procedure of the study, students had a maximum of thirty-five minutos to complete the pre-test and the associated mental effort rating which was followed by a 5-minute break.

In fact, all register-based surveys carried out in Spain following the introduction of these procedures managed to achieve their final numerical targets by applying an exclusively individual random sampling.

The introduction of these procedures into clinical practice can potentially assist efficient product selection, reduce waste and avoid unnecessary human trials.

The reason for this was that the decline of the Himmelbett procedure, the introduction of the broadcast procedure Zahme Sau, and the growing threat of RAF intruder night fighter operations, had necessitated the need for another pair of watchful eyes to the rear.

The patients described in this study were included in the period from 2001 and 2004, and were thus in the relatively early days of the general introduction of this procedure.

The authors conclude that, because of the occurrence of inguinal lymph node MTS after a tumour-negative SLNB, the introduction of this procedure as a standard of care in all patients with anal carcinoma should be done with caution to avoid undertreatment of patients who otherwise would benefit from inguinal radiotherapy.