Sentence examples for most promising procedures from inspiring English sources
One of the most promising procedures for cartilage repair is tissue engineering accompanied by gene therapy.
In this respect, DBS seems to be one of the most promising procedures due to its reversibility.
Preliminary investigations were carried out on a measurable amount of dyed wool (1 mg), then the most promising procedure was employed on just a few pieces of fiber (less than 0.01 mg, which were not possible to be weighted).
The most promising concept suggests performing invasive procedures only in nodules larger than a certain size threshold (e.g. 10 mm) at the initial examination and following all other nodules with thin-section low-dose CT.
This has been investigated mainly in cardiac procedures, with the most promising marker being plasma and urinary neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL) [54].
To avoid the high costs associated with enzyme purification procedures, one of the most promising ways to promote lignin biodegradation is to use crude enzymes [ 5- 8].
A detailed assessment of the energy and exergy flows is conducted, and the most promising cycle layouts are identified by performing multi-objective optimisation procedures.
Among the various nanomaterial synthesis procedures available, electrospinning serves to be a most promising technique for designing natural and synthetic polymer-based nanofibrous scaffolds to engineer artificial organs for tissue engineering and drug delivery applications.
In a real-time navigation procedure, this allows to narrow down the most promising region in design space, where then strategies of model-based experimental design are applied.
Among currently available procedures detecting RNA viruses, a reverse transcription-loop-mediated isothermal amplification (RT-LAMP) system seems to be a most promising method that meet the demands expected for the cell culture-based isolation procedure [ 4].
Perhaps one of the most promising and useful aspects of using FEM is the planning of surgical procedures and their predicted effects by employing what-if scenarios.
