Sentence examples for modalities for more from inspiring English sources

We believe in the strong power of Wolfram syndrome to understand the pathogenesis and develop novel therapeutic modalities for more prevalent diseases.

Objective: To determine the efficacy and reactions of stroke patient to a game-based rehabilitation modality for more affected upper limbs.

Braedius Scientific is currently in the process of introducing a potential third generation device as an improved imaging modality for more comprehensive clinical observation of the microcirculation.

From a clinical point of view, the low mTHPC level in striated muscle provides the opportunity to develop interstitial PDT as a minimally invasive treatment modality for more advanced SCC of unfavourable localisation in the oral cavity or pharynx such as the base of the tongue.

Further anatomic investigation of the New Zealand white rabbit knee utilizing a variety of imaging modalities would allow for more detailed structural characterization and further validate its effectiveness as an in vivo model.

Other factors cited were the time available and variation depending on the modality, for example more discussion was likely to take place about ultrasound examinations that MRI.

Chest radiograph may show a bulky mass, whereas computed tomography (CT) with intravenous contrast is the imaging modality of choice for more detailed visualisation of the SVC and to depict the relationship of the tumour with the SVC (Fig. 1).

The smoothed MRI and PET data were used to create W score maps [ raw value for each patient) − (value expected in the control group for the patient's age)/ SD for each patient and each modality); see [18] for more details].

Finally, would neurocomputational networks that intrinsically interlink language, perception and action information through cross-modality links allow for more efficient modeling of cognitive functions than conventional models separating these systems functionally?

However, because of the relatively small number of studies per modality, simultaneous correction for more than one study factor was not feasible, making our level of evidence less robust.

The majority of modality expressed a median-to-high degree of modal judgement, accounting for more than 80%% of modality (Tables 7 and 8).