Sentence examples for modality was introduced from inspiring English sources

The term 'statistical interpretation of modality' was introduced into the modern discussion by Oscar Becker (1952), and it has been applied since in descriptions of certain ways of thinking in the history of philosophy as well, particularly by Jaakko Hintikka (1973).

Patients continued on whatever medical treatment they had been on and, therefore, no new treatment modality was introduced during mHBOT.

LLLT as a therapeutic modality was introduced by the work of Mester and colleagues, who noted an improvement in wound healing with the application of a low-energy (1 J/cm) ruby laser [ 13, 15].

Health economic arguments have become increasingly important in clinical decision making, especially when new treatment modalities are introduced.

Based on a single spectrometer and an alternating reference arm, multiple scan modalities were introduced in one instrument.

Of note, the way the modalities were introduced in the calculations (high volume for CRRT vs. a fixed limitation to 4 hours and an intermediate blood flow for IRRT) is more important for the result than the modality per se: for IRRT, the target could easily have been reached by assuming longer treatment times and/or higher blood flows.

Recently, a new modality in ocular imaging was introduced combining high depth resolution OCT with high transversal resolution confocal ophthalmoscopy [ 10- 13].

Recently, a novel anti-cancer treatment modality, named Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields) was introduced.

The combined modality approach to treating brain tumours was introduced about 30 years ago; it remains the most effective approach we have.

Classifications of CAM modalities have differed but a generally accepted schema was introduced by the NCCAM [ 12] and is in common use.

In 1895, the radiographic visualization of fractures was introduced and many different treatment modalities, approaches and salvage procedures have been published since that time [ 23].