Sentence examples for operative selection from inspiring English sources

Operative selection algorithms have attempted to match specific patients with a specific operation in order to, among other factors, minimize operative mortality.

Discoveries of the natural chemical reactivity of Abs were initially met with bewilderment, as the notion had taken hold that catalytic activities can be introduced into Abs by artificial means, but somatically operative selection pressures are designed only to adapt non-covalent Ab binding to antigen ground states.

Despite the fact that we provided a detailed follow-up of all consecutively treated patients this analysis may imply an operative selection bias.

Indeed, operative selection algorithms have been attempted to match a specific patient with a specific operation in order to, among other factors, minimize operative mortality (29).

All patients were selected for routine elective surgery, having met pre-operative selection criteria (American Society of Anesthesiologists criteria).

Due to the pre-operative selection on nodal metastases, unfortunately only 3 patients underwent a resection and histology was only acquired in 5 patients (7 lymph node stations) due to unforeseen extensive cancer growth or metastases.

Elderly patients, especially with co-morbidity, are at increased operative risk [ 2]; the pre-operative selection and perioperative monitoring have to be more accurate than in young patients; a lack of compentence in these phases can result in clinical and medico-legal consequences.

The combined methodology give useful guidance on the operative conditions selection and the appropriate strategy to overcome hazardous situations.

To reach a better understanding of the operative PA selection procedure in a real-world application, a case-study of a multi-national cross-industrial company with the major activities in construction and transportation infrastructure in Iran is presented.

For intra-operative guidance, high expression prevalences are less important as pre-operative target selection is possible based on a diagnostic (core) biopsy.

Among the eyes with poor outcomes and which had been operated less than 3 years ago, the causes of poor outcome were attributed to pre-operative morbidity (selection) in 40%, to surgical complications in 46.7% and long term sequel in 13.3%.