Sentence examples for more efficient modality of from inspiring English sources

A further consideration of the costs of each product (IAs are 10 times more expensive) would probably make CC a more efficient modality of treatment.

A search for novel and more efficient therapeutic modalities of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is one of the most important tasks of contemporary clinical and experimental medicine.

A search for novel and more efficient therapeutic modalities of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is one of the most important tasks of contemporary medicine.

This incidence is rapidly growing because of increasingly available diagnostic procedures allowing more accurate and earlier detection and because more efficient therapy modalities with better control of primary carcinoma and longer survival.

This provides evidence of the apparent success of current priority setting arrangements in guiding the health sector towards a more efficient allocation of resources across modalities and across disease-stage [ 16].

Even when 15 or 30 tactile images were used (bottom middle and bottom right), and there was no clear disparity in performance between vision and touch, the multi-modal approaches are not more "efficient" than one of the modalities alone, i.e. they require the same or more total training samples to achieve similar accuracy.

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?

This study examined whether the addition of the haptic modality would lead adults to more efficient learning of arbitrary association between visual and auditory novel stimuli.

1 However, novel and effective diagnostic techniques and therapeutic modalities as well as a more efficient use of available treatments will come from the deployment of the many new strategies and technologies of systems medicine.

From an economic point of view, a revision of reimbursement modalities (e.g. with a lower price) would be justified and would entail a more efficient use of resources.

According to Moreno [ 18], presenting information in several sensory modalities (by combining the human selective attention in hearing, vision and touch) leads to a more efficient use of memory resources.