Sentence examples for modalities which may from inspiring English sources

This case definition assign levels of confidence to categorisation of births as preterm, utilising assessment modalities which may be available across different settings.

Some radiologists have focussed on particular imaging modalities which may have assisted the development of these modalities, but the range of imaging techniques to evaluate particular clinical scenarios is such that this approach is not appropriate when dealing with clinicians who have all specialised along systems and disease-based pathways.

New therapeutic modalities which may yield better and consistent results have to be evaluated.

Prudent applications of the many expensive and sometimes time-consuming modalities which may assess pancreatic lesions, continues to challenge clinicians.

We allowed an open, pragmatic approach to anaesthesia and perioperative analgesia and did not systematically adjust for prevention or treatment modalities, which may impact upon pain reporting.

Furthermore, our method can be extended for further assessment of LGG imaging biomarkers such as longitudinal tumor growth rate, cerebral blood volume, and apparent diffusion coefficients by including other imaging modalities which may allow better prognosis for LGGs.

One possible explanation is that the high-resolution property of SD-OCT makes it a sensitive imaging modality which may identify changes before they become clinically detectable.

As a part of further work, the feature set could be augmented by some other modality which may be more robust against noise, although such a claim would have to be validated.

Such a theorist could still allow that these moves and the interdefinition preserve truth according to the fiction of modality, which may salvage enough of the basic principles and the interdefinition for a fictionalist's purposes.

In conclusion, the present study demonstrates for the first time the tumor-targeting potential of PCI as a novel modality which may be deployed in combination with other targeted therapeutic agents.

Laser-based photoacoustic imaging (PAI) is an emerging biomedical imaging modality which may aid in the detection of both early and continued development of neovascularity.