As a kind of tacit knowledge, EK is hard to describe clearly and often requires a lot of human efforts to be acquired in a computer-operable form.
An Interval Operability-based approach [1, 2] is applied to calculate operable output constraints for the Sheet Forming Control Problem (SFCP) from DuPont.
The response to chemotherapy may be the best prognostic indicator in IBC, as in other forms of LABC and operable breast tumors first treated with first-line chemotherapy.
As a series configuration, the subsystem is only operational if both components are operable.
The database included 124 consecutive patients (105 men) with pathologically documented lung cancer (50% with adenocarcinoma) accurately staged, clinically judged operable or potentially operable, and eventually operated on.
That step could mean making them operable without AC electrical power or even operator control.
Mitotic index, tumor size, and tumor location, which are well-known prognostic predictors for GIST patients, form the basis of risk-stratification schemes that have been developed for operable GIST, including the National Institutes of Health Fletcher criteria and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology AFIPP) Miettinen criteria [ 5– 7].
The duo behind First Office, Anna Neimark and Andrew Atwood, recently shortlisted for MOMA's PS1's Young Architects Program, showcase Ferrissian forms of animal prints carved from blocks of foam, homemade machines, and operable scale models.
This was subsequently refined to form the modified Glasgow prognostic score (mGPS) [ 59] when, in patients with primary operable colorectal cancer, hypoalbuminemia alone was found to have the same prognostic value as a GPS of 0 (Table 1).
Huguet announced that Johnson's cancer was operable, albeit with only a 15% chance of his surviving the operation.
Isolated chondrocytes was cultured at high density to form a monolayer chondrocyte sheet as well as expanded for seeding on the sheet to produce mechanically operable cell macroaggregate.
