The purpose of this study was to use a 3D MRI technique to evaluate the topography of the proximal tibia and outline considerations in tibial component design for bicruciate-retaining TKA.
Models of provider behaviour can be used as a supplement; Brugha and Zwi [ 64], for example, outline considerations regarding national context; needs, expectations, and social environment; provider knowledge and attitudes; and patient-provider interactions as well as potential KT interventions at the community and policy levels.
This chapter outlines considerations and methods of experimental design for spotted microarray studies that contribute to the robustness of the acquired data.
Based on the above outlined considerations and existing guidelines, a new approach for toxicology assessment based upon the definition of three distinct toxicological limits is proposed: 1) <1.5 μg, 2) <100 μg and 3) >100 μg.
Here, we describe how PD biomarkers can be used for clinical PoM, outlining considerations for biomarker and assay selection, development, and clinical readiness, including the importance of specimen quality and use of surrogate tissues.
This review outlines considerations in the design and conduct of the various phases of oncology clinical trials, along with recent adaptations/modifications of these basic designs that can enhance the generation of timely and meaningful clinical data.
This definition is motivated by the idea (itself an instance of general structural considerations outlined above) that the map G → G / N that associates to any element g its coset gN be a group homomorphism, or by general abstract considerations called universal properties.
We outline practical considerations for the design of targeted NGS assays, with an emphasis on capture-based methods.
We also outline the considerations behind the design of a fast web interface linking protein production data, crystallization images, and automated image analysis.
In this review, we outline several considerations for interpreting the extant literature and propose a focused agenda for future work that builds on the most compelling findings regarding oxytocin effects in schizophrenia to date.
Review the various biomaterials used to create guide wires as well as angiographic and indwelling catheters commonly used by interventionalists 2. Compare and contrast these biomaterials across various metrics including biocompatibility, allergenicity, flexibility, radiolucency, and resistance to infection 3. Outline biomaterial considerations in the guide wire and catheter selection process.
