The paper briefly describes the laboratory tests, summarizes the results, and explains how the experimental information was used to formulate coherent and practicable design criteria.
Since all factors but sensation showed significant influences on complication rates, we think that the cumulative PEDIS count rather than the PEDIS single criteria is practicable for clinical use because the former takes the entire patient into consideration.
That would make a gold standard practicable and not too deflationary.
Furthrmore the standardized scanning and interpretive criteria proved to be practicable for independent performance and intrepretation and could be used for further implementation.
The results show that compared to the risk on city route segment, individual risks on other two routes are higher and extend beyond ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) region when assessed against HSE, UK risk criteria, whereas, societal risks on all three routes are within the ALARP except some part in the higher fatality area.
Moreover, they are not practicable in a general practice setting due to their extensiveness.
In a clinical setting, non-invasive techniques assessing vascular function need to meet certain criteria in order to be established as practicable tools.
Unfortunately, this kind of protective or preventive measure is not clinically practicable.
Therefore, this might be a practicable alternative for the daily use in dental practice.
It is easy to carry out in practicable test, because an automated test equipment is designed to measure and record the T-history curves of the PCMs and "Valley, Bottom, and peak" and "Peak, Top, and Valley" criteria are proposed to select the starting temperature of phase-changing process (TS), the ending temperature of phase-changing process (TE) and the melting point (Tm) of the PCMs.
