Sentence examples for most clinical applications from inspiring English sources

For most clinical applications, the low temporal resolution of reverse pharmacogenetic methods is a much less severe constraint.

Most clinical applications of bioceramics relate to the repair of the skeletal system, comprising bone, joints, and teeth, and to augment both hard and soft tissue.

Diagnostic Ultrasound systems are characterized by real-time examination, which forces to manage the US Probe with one hand (usually the right one in most clinical applications) and the US system User Interface (UI) with the other hand.

To date, most sustained release fibers have been restricted to the delivery of biologics or hydrophobic small molecules at low drug loading of typically < 1 wt.%, which is often impractical for most clinical applications.

Most clinical applications of human multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) for cell therapy, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and treatment of immune and inflammatory diseases require a phase of isolation and ex vivo expansion allowing a clinically meaningful cell number to be reached.

Most clinical applications of PET require 18F-FDG PET imaging.

According to Brezovich and Meredith (1989), a heat production rate of 200 mW/cm is adequate for most clinical application.

Thus far, there have been few studies comparing the efficacy of language evaluations in TM, particularly focusing on dementia assessments, due to the belief that speech and language assessments challenge the logistical and technical aspects of tele-assessment more than most clinical medical applications.

This pictorial essay is aimed at showing the most relevant clinical applications of SWI.

One of the most important clinical applications will be radiotherapy planning for organs with respiration-correlated motion [70, 71].

One of the most promising clinical applications of bispecific technologies is the redirection of immune effector cells to kill tumor cells.