Sentence examples similar to margin plan from inspiring English sources

The reduced-margin plan was optimized based on maximal dose reduction to OARs without compromising target coverage.

The accords were worked out in protracted negotiations after 1992, when the country unexpectedly rejected, by a narrow margin, a plan to join the European Economic Area, which would have tied it closer to the union than the accords approved today.

The Senate approved by a large margin a plan to give the phone companies immunity and, at the same time, to give the N.S.A. freer rein to conduct foreign-based eavesdropping operations.

Only with reduced margin, IMRT planning can take full advantage of image guidance and generate plans with reduced normal organ dose.

"Recent trading performance has been strong, margin improvement plans are being actively executed and the beverages demerger is on track".

New Labour MP Liz McInnes was "not disappointed" by the reduced margin and plans to rebuild community relations after "fighting for every single vote".

He lost by a very narrow margin, but plans to run again.

Suggested clinical target volume (CTV): chest drain and surgical sites/scars with at least a 3 cm margin; Suggested planning target volume (PTV): CTV+0.5 cm if using kV photons or CTV+1 cm if using electrons; The total radiotherapy field will be equivalent to the PTV.

For pleural procedures other than IPCs: Suggested clinical target volume (CTV): chest drain and surgical sites/scars with at least a 3 cm margin; Suggested planning target volume (PTV): CTV+0.5 cm if using kV photons or CTV+1 cm if using electrons; The total radiotherapy field will be equivalent to the PTV.

The accountability office found that private Medicare plans "allocate about 87percentt of total revenue ($683 of $783 per member per month) to medical expenses; approximately 9percentt ($71) to nonmedical expenses, including administration, marketing and sales; and approximately 4percentt ($30) to the plans' margin, sometimes called the plans' profit".

Evaluation of the use of planning CTs with slow revolution time (4 s/slice; 'slow CTs') in the planning procedure of radiotherapy for lung cancer patients in comparison to commonly used 'fast' planning CTs; impact on margin assessment of planning target volume (PTV) design.