Sentence examples for invasive implementation from inspiring English sources

Easier, less invasive implementation of ECMO should provide great advantages for pediatric patients with severe ARDS.

Our results suggest that the introduction of dual-lumen catheters for pediatric patients to Japan could lead to safer, less invasive implementation of ECMO.

The method is suitable if a minimally invasive computational implementation is desired and it exploits existing functionality on software used to model hydrocarbon production systems.

The risk of decompensation requires very close monitoring in a setting that is equipped for rapid implementation of invasive ventilatory support.

In this study, we demonstrated that standardization of mainly invasive procedures by the implementation of SOPs and introduction of flowcharts in combination with individual trainings on the job improve compliance significantly mainly by decreasing the number of HR needed.

Expanding NIPT-based prenatal screening to also report on sex-chromosomal abnormalities and microdeletions not only raises ethical concerns related to information and counseling challenges but also risks reversing the important reduction in invasive testing achieved with implementation of NIPT for aneuploidy, and is therefore currently not recommended.

The use of the non-invasive VPW may enhance implementation and acceptance of the conservative fluid strategy into routine clinical practice.

Furthermore, their current attitudes toward the implementation of minimally invasive surgery into residency training were assessed.

One of the reasons for a slow implementation of minimal invasive techniques in complex oncological surgery may be a long learning curve.

It is not known what impact regional location may play on noninvasive prenatal testing implementation and downstream invasive prenatal procedure use in the United States.

On the other hand, the implementation of minimally invasive techniques and technologies, such as robot-assisted laparoscopy surgery and image-guided surgery, allowed minimizing surgical morbidity.