Sentence examples for performed technically from inspiring English sources

When performed technically well in properly selected patients, total wrist arthroplasty provides a functional, durable wrist and high patient satisfaction.

With this merged model, the optimal size of PV/wind hybrid energy conversion system using battery bank can be performed technically and economically according to the system reliability requirements.

Instructors of the companies supervised so that each test was performed technically correctly.

As demonstrated with this survey, a considerable proportion of anaesthesia for procedures I to III is not performed technically correctly by certified farmers.

They performed technically challenging in vivo whole-cell recordings of putative pyramidal neurons in layer 2/3 of the visual cortex, during the critical period when the circuitry is most plastic.

Diagnostic and therapeutic characteristics are summarized in Table 2. Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) was performed technically successfully in 77 (96.3%) patients, defined by a patent vessel with TIMI >2 flow, <50% residual stenosis, and no emergency CABG.

Still, how the project performs technically will most likely be overshadowed by its legal and financial difficulties.

You perform technically and tactically well.

Other regular in-game entertainment acts include a co-educational acrobatic stunt team which performs technically difficult cheers, a break dancing squad known as the Portland TrailBreakers, and a pair of percussion acts.

The long term management from early childhood into young adolescence of severe alveolar proteinosis due to GMCSF receptor deficiency requires a dedicated specialized team to perform technically demanding whole lung lavages and cope with complications.

One reason for the decreasing popularity of these latter treatment alternatives may be that they have been considered to be somewhat difficult to perform technically, which has been supported by a study showing that the revision rate of UKA is affected by operating volume (Robertsson et al. 2001).