Sentence examples for precision of management from inspiring English sources

Further study on larger cohort might lead to a precision of management in patients with a perimesencephalic pattern including a proposition of a short observation in ICU before discharge to the opposite of non-perimesencephalic patients that require a close observation due to the risk of early and late neurological complication.

The article describes the methods of management precision processing spatially-complex surfaces on CNC milling machines.

Wide consensus between academia, governmental regulators, and industry for further development and application of precision medicine in management of allergic diseases is of utmost importance.

Our results indicate that the use of a wireless sensor network for real-time sensing of substrate water status, combined with precise information on the effects of water availability levels on plants, is an effective tool for precision irrigation management of greenhouse soilless basil.

These progresses provide a new paradigm for the design and development of safe and effective MRI contrast agents for clinical translation and pave the way for clinical application of MRMI in precision management of cancer.

Twenty years ago, professionals working in the watershed were among the few around the country to develop and execute this style of precision feed management, Cerosaletti said.

Professionals working in the watershed were among the few around the country to develop and execute this style of precision feed management, said Paul Cerosaletti '89, M.S. '98, an agronomist and dairy cattle nutritionist for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County.

In addition, they are experimentally evaluated in terms of both the quality of the maintained SPL models and the precision of the impact change management.

Recent research in precision agriculture has focused on use of management zones as a method for variable application of inputs.

Our results suggest that risk index modeling that combines genomic alterations with current staging systems provides an opportunity for more effective anticipation of disease prognosis and therefore enhanced precision management of PTC.

But the selection of the key variables for an identification of management zones, required for precision agriculture, is not straightforward.