Sentence examples for machine treatment from inspiring English sources

Increased clinician time for target and organ outlining Needs extensive quality assurance programme Increased machine treatment time Increased planning time (initially) Increased total body irradiation dose.

The ablation treatment of a sintered hydroxyapatite (Ca10(PO4)6(OH)2) sample has been studied by irradiating the excimer laser in air at one atmosphere for the micro machining treatment.

aPositive tests/total tests To validate the applicability of the panel, we performed serials of parallel detections on the panel including between different technicians, PCR machines, treatment conditions, and between 2 national reference laboratories as well.

"Good combination of theoretical/mathematical treatment with actual machine discussion.

The global risk analysis used by big banks, hedge funds, and governments to inform their decision-making around everything from foreign currency investment to foreign aid is getting the machine learning treatment with the launch of the new startup GeoQuant.

She spent 11 weeks on a continuous passive motion machine getting treatment.

Triggered by the issue of costs, which are mainly driven by the requirement for sterilized solution bags for substitution fluids or dialysates in CRRT [ 4, 5], the concept of extended daily dialysis was developed using a conventional dialysis machine, with treatment times of around 8 hours allowing for slower fluid and toxin removal [ 6].

The doctor or physical therapist usually determines the correct settings of the TENS machine before treatment.

E.g. machine-assisted treatment decisions where no high-grade trial evidence exists.

The surface undergoes a transformation leading to an increase in hardness without changing the dimensions of the piece, thus avoiding post machining after treatment.

They are needed either because direct operator control is impossible (for example, in space probes so distant that radio signals take minutes or hours to reach them) or because humans lack the skill or the desire to oversee all the details (in such down-to-earth systems as office machines, water treatment plants, and internal combustion engines).